PlayStation'ın özel oyunları özel kalmaya devam edecek ve PC veya diğer platformlarda yayınlanması planlanmıyor.

Throughout this year, news and rumors have regularly surfaced online, including reports from Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier, suggesting that Sony would stop releasing their single-player games on PC, keeping them exclusive to PlayStation. Last month, this information was effectively confirmed during a meeting between Hermen Hulst, CEO of PlayStation Studios, and other senior company executives.

This news has taken another turn, as PlayStation CEO Hideaki Nishino recently gave an interview to Famitsu—spotted by ResetEra users—where he was asked whether the company is considering re-releasing its exclusives on PC. He responded as follows:

“We’ve always determined platform selection based on the characteristics of each title. If releasing a title on PC would maximize the gaming experience, we’ll continue to consider that option.

Our current main policy is that, for single-player games developed in-house, we will further refine the value of the gaming experience that PlayStation can offer. At the same time, we believe it is important for live-service games to reach a wider audience through online multiplayer, so we continue to view releases on both PS5 and PC as the standard.

Regardless of the platform, we will make decisions based on the principle of delivering the best possible gaming experience that maximizes each title’s unique features.”

Jason Schreier, mentioned earlier, also responded to Nishino's statement. In fact, he was among the first to reveal PlayStation's plans not to release its exclusive games on PC. You can check out his comment on this matter below:

“I guess they're not going to lay this out publicly, but there's no ambiguity in their strategy. During a townhall a few weeks ago, Hermen Hulst told staff that their single-player narrative games will be PlayStation only, and he explained that they were inconsistent with their PC releases, they didn't make enough money, and they want to keep their IP aligned to their own platform. Confirmed this with two people who heard him say it. There's no "case by case" here.”

The latest single-player exclusive released on PC is Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. The game was officially announced in February during the State of Play presentation and launched on March 19.

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