so i just heard that a former playstation big shot is questioning how sony can afford to make those super expensive games if they're not gonna release them on pc. like, we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars here - it's insane. apparently, there was a rumor going around that sony might stop putting their first-party games on pc, but nothing's been confirmed yet.



i think it's pretty interesting that this guy, shuhei yoshida, is speaking out about this. he used to be in charge of sony's worldwide studios, so he knows what he's talking about. basically, he's saying that when he was working at sony, they weren't allowed to release their big games on pc. but with the ps5 generation, they started doing it, and it made sense because it helped them make back some of the money they spent on development.



yoshida thinks that releasing games on pc was a way for sony to recoup their investments and then use that money to fund new games. which, honestly, makes total sense to me. i mean, have you seen the budgets for some of these games? it's crazy. like, marvel's spider-man 2 is supposedly going to cost $300 million to make. that's just wild. so, if sony is really considering stopping pc releases, i'm not sure how they're going to make it work financially.



i'm a bit skeptical about this whole thing, to be honest. i feel like sony would be shooting themselves in the foot if they didn't release their games on pc. i mean, pc gamers are a huge market, and it's just more money for sony if they release their games on multiple platforms. plus, we've all seen how badlyRead more: Full article on www.rockpapershotgun.com

What do you think about this?