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Call of Duty veteran's new studio, which was just announced in 2025, is reportedly being closed by Sony
Sony Interactive Entertainment has reportedly closed Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded by Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell, just a year after its announcement. This follows the recent closure of Bluepoint Games and includes layoffs of approximately 50 employees. A Sony spokesperson confirmed workforce reductions due to strategic adjustments for long-term sustainability.
GTA 6 trailer 3 won't drop until this summer predicts insider
An insider predicts that the next trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 will not be released until summer, likely in July or August. This prediction aligns with Take-Two Interactive's stated plans to begin promoting the game during the summer months. Despite conflicting rumors about the game's development status, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick remains confident in the November release date.
Sony Expected to Officially Confirm the End of First-Party PS5 Titles on PC – Rumor
Sony is reportedly planning to stop releasing major first-party single-player titles on PC, with an official confirmation expected soon. This rumor follows the PC release of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach and comes amid discussions about the performance of previous PC ports like Returnal and Marvel's Spider-Man 2. While some titles like Horizon Hunters Gathering will still launch on both PS5 and PC, Sony appears to be prioritizing console exclusivity for its major single-player games.
Bizarre PlayStation PC Launcher Rumours Rubbished as Reporter Doubles Down on No More PS5 Ports
Rumors about Sony developing its own PC launcher and releasing Marvel's Wolverine day-and-date on PC have been circulating. However, reporter Jason Schreier has indicated that Sony is actually scaling back its PC porting strategy due to poor sales of titles like Ghost of Yotei and Saros.
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Review
This review covers Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, highlighting its gameplay and potential as an early Game of the Year contender. The article also touches upon other gaming news and previews, including Slay the Spire 2, Diablo 4, and Resident Evil Requiem.
Crimson Desert - Everything To Know
Crimson Desert is an upcoming action RPG that promises a vast open world and engaging combat. The article also touches on other gaming news and previews, including Slay the Spire 2, Diablo 4, and Resident Evil Requiem.
Sony's Silence On Bloodborne May Be About Respect, Not Strategy
Sony has reportedly refrained from pursuing a Bloodborne remake due to a desire to maintain a strong relationship with FromSoftware and its president, Hidetaka Miyazaki. While a remake could be financially lucrative, Sony may be prioritizing its future collaborations with the acclaimed developer, who has expressed a desire for no one else to touch the game. This speculation aligns with past statements from former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida.
What Is Going On At PlayStation? feat. Jason Schreier
Sony has recently made significant decisions, including the closure of Bluepoint Games, which has dashed hopes for a Bloodborne remake, and a reduced focus on PC releases. Journalist Jason Schreier was interviewed to provide insight into these ongoing developments within the company.
Bloomberg reporter details why Playstation may have exited PC as a former Xbox head thinks Sony views Valve as a "new competitor"
Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier's comments suggest Sony may be reconsidering its PC releases, with a former Xbox head viewing Valve as a new competitor. This has ignited discussions within the PC gaming community regarding platform exclusivity strategies.
PlayStation is reportedly ditching its PC release strategy, and most first-party games will now be console exclusive
Sony is reportedly shifting away from its strategy of releasing PlayStation first-party games on PC, with most titles now expected to remain console exclusives. This change, which reportedly occurred in recent weeks, will affect single-player games like Ghost of Yotei and Saros, while online-focused titles may still see PC releases. The decision appears to stem from concerns within Sony that PC releases could damage the PlayStation brand and impact future console sales, alongside a perceived decline in the success of PlayStation games on PC.
Sony Reportedly Scrapping Single-Player PC Ports
Sony is reportedly planning to stop releasing its single-player PlayStation 5 titles on PC via Steam. This unconfirmed report cites sources familiar with the company's strategy, suggesting a shift away from PC ports for its narrative-driven games.
PlayStation Will No Longer Publish Its Singleplayer Games On PC, Says New Report
Sony's PlayStation division is reportedly reversing its strategy of releasing single-player exclusives on PC, with titles like Ghost of Yotei now slated to remain on PlayStation 5. While live-service and online games will still launch on PC, this shift aims to bolster console sales and protect the PlayStation brand, despite some past PC releases achieving significant success.
PlayStation Reportedly No Longer Releasing Single Player Games On PC | Console Creatures
PlayStation is reportedly shifting its PC strategy, moving away from releasing single-player exclusives on the platform and focusing instead on live service titles. This change aims to make its consoles more attractive by keeping major single-player offerings exclusive. While some games like Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will still come to PC, the era of PlayStation single-player exclusives on PC appears to be ending.
Sony PlayStation reportedly moving away from PC ports
Sony PlayStation is reportedly shifting away from releasing single-player games on PC, aiming to encourage console sales and maintain brand exclusivity. While some online titles may remain multi-platform, plans for PC ports of internally developed games like Ghost of Yotei have allegedly been canceled. This move is seen as a potential return to the era of console wars.
Sony Reportedly Pulls Back PC Ports of Single-Player PS5 Games — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly scaling back its strategy of releasing single-player PlayStation 5 games on PC, according to a Bloomberg report. The company has halted PC port plans for several major titles, citing concerns about damaging the console's brand and potentially lower-than-expected sales. Multiplayer and online-focused games will continue to be released on PC, while some previously planned PC ports have been scrapped.
Kiss goodbye to Ghost of Yotei on PC: Sony is U-turning on its 'let's put our games on PC' strategy and bunkering back down with console exclusives, says Bloomberg
Sony is reportedly reversing its strategy of releasing PlayStation exclusive games on PC, according to a Bloomberg report. Titles like Ghost of Yotei and Saros are expected to remain console-exclusive, ending a policy that began around 2020. This move comes despite previous success and internal discussions about the profitability of PC ports.
Sony Reportedly Cutting Down on PC Ports for Single-Player PS5 Games
Sony is reportedly scaling back PC ports for its single-player PlayStation 5 games, according to a report citing anonymous sources. Titles like Ghost of Yotei and Saros may not be released on PC, with a faction within PlayStation believing these ports harm console sales. However, multiplayer games and certain upcoming titles are still expected to receive PC releases.
PlayStation May Stop Releasing Single-Player Games on PC
Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier suggests Sony Interactive Entertainment may cease releasing traditional single-player PlayStation exclusives on PC, citing concerns about brand damage and console sales. While live-service titles are expected to continue launching on PC, games like Marvel's Wolverine are reportedly planned for PlayStation 5 only. This potential shift does not appear to affect third-party published titles.
Ghost of Yōtei Was Planned for PC But Not Anymore, Saros to Also Remain PS5-Exclusive – Rumor
Rumors suggest that Sony's single-player titles, including Ghost of Yōtei and Saros, will no longer be released on PC, despite Ghost of Yōtei initially being planned for the platform. This alleged shift in strategy is reportedly due to concerns within PlayStation about impacting sales for current and future consoles and the overall brand.
Bloodborne remake and much more rejected by FromSoftware according to indie dev
Despite owning the intellectual property, Sony has reportedly been unable to secure a Bloodborne remake or PC port because FromSoftware, specifically director Hidetaka Miyazaki, has not approved such projects. Indie developer Brandon Sheffield also claimed multiple studios have pitched Bloodborne-related games, but FromSoftware's decision is final. Bluepoint Games, which developed the Shadow of the Colossus remake, also had its pitches for a Bloodborne remake and a Ghost of Tsushima spin-off rejected.
