Dom Pepyat
June 3, 2021 08:37 GMT
Sony Herman Hirst Already suggested more Game console Exclusive will make their way personal computer As the company continues to study the growing multi-platform market.
We have already seen Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn landing on PC, and the next one may be Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. This is part of Sony’s plan to provide PlayStation games to more players, and the company has outlined plans to continue to examine the PC market and bring more games to the platform in the future.
“We are still in the early stages of the PC project,” Hulst said in an interview on the PlayStation blog. “And Horizon Zero Dawn was very successful. I think this shows that gamers outside the PlayStation ecosystem are eager to experience the amazing combination of games that PlayStation fans have enjoyed for years.”
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Hulst went on to say that PlayStation “is the best place to play company first-party games,” but PC games are becoming more and more precious to Sony.
“But we do value PC gamers, and we will continue to look for the right time to release each game. Bend Studio just released the PC version of “Days Gone” on May 18. So this is about two years after PS4 was released. “
Hulst hopes that the PC version can attract new fans for PlayStation’s IP. The timing of the game’s release was deliberate; two years later, Days Gone was back in the conversation. Sony seems to be eager to make more second dips in the future.
“This is our goal-we want to attract new players who have not experienced the wonderful stories, characters and worlds we have built. Publishing games on PC will never come at the cost of building an exciting lineup of outstanding console games.
Elsewhere in the same interview, Hulst revealed that the next God of War and Gran Turismo 7 will land on PS4, and Sony Bend is developing a new IP. In terms of the release date update, he confirmed that God of War has been postponed to next year, but the Horizon Ban West may be out this holiday.
Between the reinvestment in PlayStation Now and this new interest in PC gaming, Sony seems eager to go beyond the boundaries of its traditional game console business to complement PS5’s impressive sales.
