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According to new reports confirmed by PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst, Sony is shifting its strategy to keep major narrative single-player games as PlayStation exclusives, ending their release on PC. This video breaks down what this means for gamers and the industry.
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00:00New comments from PlayStation Studio CEO Herman Hulst reportedly confirm the end of Sony's
00:04major single-player games coming to PC, affirming earlier claims that the company is pulling
00:09back from the platform. As reported by Jason Schreier in March, and reiterated recently
00:13on Blue Sky, PlayStation Studio Business CEO Herman Hulst told staff in a town hall Monday
00:18morning that the company's narrative single-player games will now be PlayStation exclusive, confirming
00:23Bloomberg's reporting from earlier this year.
00:25So if you were expecting to play Naughty Dog's Intergalactic The Heretic Prophet, are house
00:29max latest release Saros on PC anytime in the future, I would probably give up on those
00:33dreams unless something changes.
00:35This will not affect games from other developers like the timed exclusive FNAF 7 Remake series,
00:40or Sony published games like Kenner Scars of Cosmora, and the upcoming Stella Blade sequel.
00:44Also for the time being, there is no report that multi-platform multiplayer games like
00:48Helldivers 2 or the upcoming Horizon Hunters Gathering will be affected.
00:51The reasoning behind this change is unclear, but with Xbox recently announcing their upcoming
00:55Project Helix console will support PC gaming, time will tell which plan for next gen is the
01:00winning formula. What are your thoughts on PlayStation games skipping PC?
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