All told? Not bad at all.

Sony's efforts to sell first-party games on PC and Xbox (such as the likes of MLB The Show and Helldivers 2) has seen the company generate at least $2.3 billion.

Sony’s PlayStation Studios umbrella — which includes all the company’s first-party studios along with its two publishing arms: Sony Interactive Entertainment and PlayStation Publishing LLC — has been ...

In brief: Porting first-party PlayStation games to PC was once unthinkable, but Sony has highlighted the policy's growing importance over the past few years. Although calculating the exact percentage ...

As pointed out by Wario64 on BlueSky, regional restrictions for Sony’s PC games via Steam are being removed. The games shown in the post are God of War Ragnarok, The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, ...

TL;DR: Sony has shifted to releasing PlayStation-exclusive titles on PC to reach new audiences and generate additional income. A former Sony boss has revealed an insight into the company's perspective ...

Alex Co has been writing about games for 15 years and running, and is a huge fan of online shooters and anything horror related. Yoshida pushed to port PlayStation games to PC for broader audience ...

Finally having broken free of PlayStation exclusivity, 2024 actioner Stellar Blade has absolutely dominated all other former PS exclusives that eventually headed to PC. As we speak, now having ...

In a nutshell: Sony's PC porting strategy has been clear from the start. It is in no rush to follow Xbox's multiplatform strategy. It wants to preserve the value of the PlayStation 5 by making sure ...