Rumour – Sony Is Pulling Away From Releasing Its Major Single-Player PlayStation Games On PC
Bloomberg has chimed in on rumours about Sony’s plans for PC, stating the format holder is looking to back away from releasing major titles on the platform.
Bloomberg has chimed in on rumours about Sony’s plans for PC, stating the format holder is looking to back away from releasing major titles on the platform.
Sony Santa Monica Studio is reportedly working on a new franchise within the God of War universe, according to the LinkedIn profile for an ex-senior writer.
Fresh rumours have stated that Sony is still planning on moving away from bringing major first-party single-player games to the PC.
Sony’s Mark Cerny has announced that the upgraded PSSR is going to start rolling out in the coming weeks, with Resident Evil Requiem the first game to take advantage of the feature.
A patent filed by Sony has revealed more details on the planned PSSR 2.0 update, including enhancements to the AI precision for the upscaling process.
Bluepoint Games, the studio behind Demon’s Souls Remake, is being shuttered by Sony. The company had previously been working on a live service title based on God of War.
Sony’s latest State of Play event, broadcast last Thursday, has amassed 3.2 million views, making it the most watched State of Play to date.
The PS6 release window could be pushed to 2028 or even 2029, according to a new report on Bloomberg.
A reliable hardware insider has claimed that the PS6 is not going to fully utilise RDNA 5 GPU architecture.
Shinobi602 has said that it ‘wouldn’t be super surprising’ to see Sony Santa Monica Studio reveal something at State of Play on Thursday.