TL;DR: Sony has removed region locks and the mandatory PlayStation Network (PSN) account requirement for most PlayStation PC games on Steam, expanding access to 162 additional countries. This change ...

Sony has reportedly decided to pull back from releasing PlayStation 5 exclusives on PC. Sources "familiar with the company's plans" told Bloomberg that PS5 games have not sold well on the platform.

Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly looking to move away from bringing its console exclusive single-player titles to the PC, according to Jason Schreier of Bloomberg. Speaking on the latest ...

Sony made a lot of PC gamers happy when it started bringing some choice PlayStation-exclusive franchises to the PC…then made a lot of them angry by requiring a PlayStation Network account to play them ...

Sony is making a PlayStation Network login optional for several of its single-player games on PC. The company says that you'll no longer need one for God of War Ragnarök, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, ...

Me? I just think everyone's intimidated by the raw power and magnetism of Linux.

Sony is reportedly stopping its plans to release PS5 games on PC, ending an experiment that started a few years ago. The company will still consider multiplatform releases for online games like ...

After the controversial move that Sony implemented, which prevented players from buying specific titles, the Japanese gaming company has lifted these region locks that make PlayStation games available ...

近期，社交媒体上流传着一个很奇怪的谣言。这个谣言奇怪，是因为它和近期最火的那些传闻完全不一样。该谣言称，Sony正在开发一款专属的PC游戏启动器，目的是与Steam、Epic Games Store拆分，从而独占全部收入，无需向第三方支付手续费。

Rumor mill: Sony appears to be stepping back from its recent push to bring first-party PlayStation titles to PC. An industry insider has said that the company quietly changed course in 2025, resulting ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment is reported to have pulled in a staggering $2.3 billion by selling its first-party titles on formats other than PlayStation, according new data provided by the company.

In March 2026, Sony Group Corp. announced that it would no longer port its major PlayStation 5 games to PC, reverting to console exclusivity for the first time in years. My first reaction was ...