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Bad news for gamers: PlayStation makes a change many won't like
Sony has made a radical decision to stop releasing its biggest single-player games for PC. General Director Herman Hulst informed employees at an internal meeting that all future story-driven hits will remain exclusives for PlayStation consoles. This practically means the end of a short-lived era where PC gamers could enjoy the Japanese giant's top titles.
TL;DR
- Sony will no longer release its major single-player games for PC.
- Future story-driven hits will remain exclusive to PlayStation consoles.
- The decision is due to PC sales not meeting financial expectations.
- This move aims to protect the value of PlayStation hardware and encourage console purchases.
- Games like Ghost of Yotei and the new Wolverine game will not be released on PC.
- Accessing these titles will require purchasing a PlayStation console, with an entry cost around 500 euros.