From a canceled Breaking Bad VR experience to a secret sci-fi horror title, we delve into two shelved projects of PlayStation ...

Kojima Productions' masterful sequel has finally come to PC.

PC gamers who had hopes of playing Ghost of Yotei sometime in the future will have to keep hoping. Sony is reportedly ending its plans to bring more PlayStation exclusives to PC, although it hasn't ...

Sometimes, you won't always get what you wish for. In this case, it's a future of PlayStation games being ported to PC for non-console owners to be able to enjoy. This change in strategy now means ...

Sony is reportedly stopping its plans to release PS5 games on PC, ending an experiment that started a few years ago. The company will still consider multiplatform releases for online games like ...

Sony no longer plans to bring current and future single-player games to personal computers, according to Bloomberg. The report specifically names last year’s Ghost of Yotei and the soon-to-be-released ...

Sony has reportedly decided to pull back from releasing PlayStation 5 exclusives on PC. Sources "familiar with the company's plans" told Bloomberg that PS5 games have not sold well on the platform.

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 ...

Rumor mill: Sony appears to be stepping back from its recent push to bring first-party PlayStation titles to PC. An industry insider has said that the company quietly changed course in 2025, resulting ...

Amidst drastic shifts from Xbox and the wider (PC) hardware market, Sony is reportedly considering a pivot away from its more recent strategy of eventually porting its single-player catalog to PC.

Sony is suspected to be considering a change to its PlayStation PC port strategy, and could be moving away from releasing its console exclusives on PC. Console exclusivity is still a thing, but Sony’s ...

If a prominent industry insider is correct in his hunch, we might never see Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine hit PC. Jason Schreier believes Sony could be turning its back on the platform, instead ...