Monday, August 31st 2020
Sony Reaffirms Intent To Bring First-Party Titles to PC
Sony surprised many when they announced plans to bring Horizon Zero Dawn to PC earlier this year as it was a major first-party exclusive released for the PlayStation 4. While Microsoft has consistently been bringing first-party titles to PC, Sony had been keeping their major titles PlayStation exclusives. In Sony's latest financial report they confirm their intentions to bring further exclusives to PC to improve profitability. What games Sony plan to bring to PC is currently unknown but may well be older PlayStation 4 titles which have dwindling console sales.
Source:
Sony (via wccftech)
SonyWe will explore expanding our 1st party titles to the PC platform, in order to promote further growth in our profitability.
27 Comments on Sony Reaffirms Intent To Bring First-Party Titles to PC
i'm also expecting a few titles.... :)
Sure, there's the issue of GDDR6 system RAM vs DDR4 for PCs but as long as the games are coded with cross-platform considerations to begin with it shouldn't matter. Death Stranding was a really good example of a great game and a great port; Not having that on PC would have been a loss.
Except for God of War III all can be played on PPSSPP, PCSX2 but having native support without any fiddling with texture controls would be fantastic.
Killzone 2 and 3 would also be great, esp they are FPS shooters. Bloodborne & Uncharted trilogy collection from PS4.
(I'm not implying this was a Playstation only thing, but in general with companies that wouldn't port games in the past....PC = pirates and loss of revenue)