Sony would change its strategy: PlayStation exclusives would once again be left out of PC

Sony would be about to make an important change in its launch strategy official.

According to journalist Jason Schreier, the company would stop bringing its single-player games to PC.

The information comes from recent leaks that anticipate a major change in PlayStation. The decision would mark a return to the traditional model of

exclusives.

Sony's change in strategy with PlayStation and PC Over the

past few years, Sony decided to bring several of its titles to PC.

Games like Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone were part of that expansion.

In the PlayStation 5 era, this policy was consolidated. The first party releases arrived on PC a year or two after their console debut

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However, according to Jason Schreier, that strategy would have changed in recent months. The company would once again prioritize exclusivity

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Sony's change in strategy with PlayStation and PC

What games would be left out of the PC

If confirmed, several important titles would not reach computers. These include Saros, Ghost of Yotei and future large scale projects.

Productions such as Marvel's Wolverine, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet and upcoming God of War would also be left out.

The idea would be to reinforce the value of the PlayStation brand.

This is important for the future PlayStation 6

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What will happen to games-as-a-service

The change wouldn't affect all titles. Games-as-a-service would continue to come to PC and other platforms. Among them, Helldivers 2 and Marathon stand out. This type of proposal needs large communities to work.

For this reason, Sony would maintain a hybrid strategy. Exclusive on the one hand, open multiplayer on the other

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When Sony would officially announce it

Until now, Sony has not confirmed these changes. However, Jason Schreier assures that the announcement could be

imminent.

One of the options is to have it reported in a financial report. There, the company usually details its future plans. Another possibility is that it will be mentioned during the promotion of Saros, the new Housemarque game.

Why Sony would back down with the PC

Industry analysts point to several factors. One of them would be lower than expected PC sales in some titles.

The need to protect PlayStation's identity would also play a role. Maintaining strong exclusives can be key in the face of competition.