In this video I’m talking about the new rumor that PlayStation is moving away from PC for their big single-player games. According to Jason Schreier, stuff like Wolverine, Ghost of Yotei, and Saros reportedly won’t come to PC, while multiplayer titles like Marathon and Marvel Tokon will still show up there. And I also point out that externally developed games—like Death Stranding 2 and Kena 2—are still coming to PC, so it’s not like Sony is shutting the door completely. My main takeaway is why Sony would do this in the first place: exclusives still matter, especially if they’re trying to sell a PlayStation 6 and a PlayStation 6 handheld. If PC players can just wait a couple years and play everything on a Steam Deck or desktop, that kills the urgency to buy into the PlayStation ecosystem. I think Sony’s original plan was to give PC gamers a “sample,” then get them to buy a console for the sequels—but if that didn’t work (or sales weren’t strong enough), it makes sense they’d lean more into the Nintendo-style model: keep the biggest single-player games only on PlayStation hardware.