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Sony is stopping PC releases for its major single-player PlayStation 5 games, reversing a six-year strategy. Titles like 'Ghost of Tsushima' and 'Saros' will now remain PS5 exclusives. This shift, ...

Sony has gone full 180 with its plans to share PlayStation's single-player games on the PC gaming platform as the company is now reportedly changing its decision to release said titles to computers.

In March 2026, Sony Group Corp. announced that it would no longer port its major PlayStation 5 games to PC, reverting to console exclusivity for the first time in years. My first reaction was ...

I have never owned a PlayStation. Not a PS3, not a PS2, not even a PSP when everyone at school had one. I have always been a PC gamer – proudly, stubbornly, occasionally insufferably so. And for years ...

Patient PC gamers have also been able to play PlayStation blockbusters in recent years: Sony's first-party productions such as "Ghost of Tsushima", "The Last of Us Part 2" and "God of War Ragnarök" ...

PC plans for Ghost of Yotei and Saros reportedly scrapped. In recent weeks, Sony Interactive Entertainment reportedly scrapped plans to bring Ghost of Yotei and other internally developed games to PC.

Sony will no longer port its first-party single player games to PC and other platforms, a new Bloomberg report reveals. Following on from claims the hardware manufacturer would take a step back from ...

According to a new report, Sony is rolling back its strategy of releasing big, exclusive, single-player PlayStation games — the likes of Marvel’s Spider-Man, The Last of Us, and God of War — on ...

Sony apparently wants to make its own developments more exclusive again: Future single-player titles from Sony studios are to be released exclusively for PlayStation consoles, reports Bloomberg ...