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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 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.
Ex-Sony Exec Says PC Ports of Old PS5 Games Are Almost Like Printing Money
As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.
Former Sony exec finally says the quiet part out loud: putting PlayStation games on PC is 'almost like printing money'
It's been an obvious truth for ages: console manufacturers have been missing out on fat stacks by not releasing their games on PC. Microsoft long ago gave up on pure Xbox exclusives, and is even releasing games on PlayStation now.
"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,
Sony’s PSN Server Outage ‘Compensation’ Just Adds Insult To Injury
Sony’s PlayStation Network went down over the weekend. Servers were down for roughly 24 hours and PlayStation gamers were ...
Monster Hunter Wilds beta set to get additional day following global PSN outage
With only two open beta tests planned for Monster Hunter Wilds ahead of its release at the end of this month, PS5 players have not only missed out on playtime over the weekend, but also participation ...