PlayStation to Stop Releasing Major Single-Player Games on PC

Sony's PlayStation division has decided not to release its major single-player games on PC, shifting focus back to consoles. This strategic change was announced by Hermen Hulst during a town hall meeting and reported by Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier.

By Jay Peters · The Verge · May 18, 2026, 19:28 UTC

PlayStation to Stop Releasing Major Single-Player Games on PC

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