It has been a long few months of rumors and reports about whether PlayStation will back away from multiplatform releases, and now CEO Hideaki Nishino has clarified that it may likely be the end for single-player PS5 games on PC. PlayStation has notably been reducing the number of ports it brings to PC, with this year seeing practically no notable releases.
It has been a time of change for both Xbox and PlayStation. While both companies were starting to adopt other platforms, effectively putting the infamous "console wars" to bed, it seems that this time of peace is now gone. Gears of War: E-Day is now going to be an Xbox console exclusive, and recent reports claim that PlayStation is backing away from PC almost entirely. Amid all the back-and-forth, PlayStation CEO Hideako Nishino delivered a statement on where the company stands on PC.
PlayStation announces a major change for PS5 exclusive games expected to launch on PC as fans wait for ports of Ghost of Yotei and Saros.
In a recent interview with Famitsu, PlayStation CEO Hideako Nishino has clarified that the company will focus on delivering single-player games on PlayStation to "refine...
