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Former Sony Exec Says Bringing Games to PC Is “Almost Like Printing Money” for the Console Maker
A former Sony exec has shared insights into the ongoing strategies for the console maker in porting games over to PC.
Former Sony exec finally says the quiet part out loud: putting PlayStation games on PC is 'almost like printing money'
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Former Sony boss says porting PlayStation exclusives to PC is like 'printing money'
A former PlayStation boss has equated Sony bringing its games over to PC to 'printing money' that can then be used to invest in new titles.
Former PlayStation Boss Says Porting PS Games To PC Is "Almost Like Printing Money"
Porting to PC is cost-effective for Sony, providing additional income to invest in new titles amid rising game development costs. In the past few years, Sony has been ramping up its PlayStation first-party games production on PC, with some games even releasing simultaneously on PlayStation devices.
Former Sony Boss Confirms What We Were All Thinking About PlayStation PC Ports
"Releasing on PC does many things: it reaches a new audience who do not own consoles--especially in regions where consoles are not as popular," Yoshida said in an interview with Sacred Symbols+ (via Push Square ).
"It's almost like printing money": Former Sony exec says PC ports of PlayStation games are too valuable to ignore, and he wanted to see more first-party games come to PC
Releasing PlayStation's big games on PC via platforms like Steam is "almost like printing money," says former Sony Interactive Studios president and indie initiative boss Shuhei Yoshida. Speaking to the Sacred Symbols+ podcast (paywalled,
PlayStation games on PC is "almost like printing money", says former exec Shuhei Yoshida
Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida has admitted porting PlayStation-exclusive games to PC is "almost like printing
Every PC and Xbox game shown during Sony's PlayStation State of Play February 2025
The latest PlayStation State of Play aired on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. PT. This was Sony's first State of Play for the year, with a 40+ minute presentation going over a variety of games. I've embedded the YouTube broadcast above, though it can also be viewed over on the official PlayStation Twitch channel.
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PC Users Furious Over Lost Soul Aside Being Blocked from Sale in 130 Countries
The main drawback is Lost Soul Aside won't be able for purchase on Steam on 130 local storefronts, meaning PC users who hold ...
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Sony Continues to Inexplicably Block Games in Hundreds of Countries
Sony has decided that it'll continue to block PC ports of PlayStation games in hundreds of countries despite removing ...
PS5 and PC Single-Player Action Game Lost Soul Aside: The Big Interview
IGN interviews Ultizero Games CEO Yang Bing on his decade-long journey to make Sony-published Lost Soul Aside a reality ahead ...
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Ex-Sony Exec Says PC Ports of Old PS5 Games Are Almost Like Printing Money
Sony has bringing many of its older games to PC, and some PlayStation fans have been wondering why. While initial ports like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War sold relatively well, the novelty has ...