‘Ghost Of Yotei’ and other PlayStation exclusives no longer coming to PC, says new report

Sony is worried about PlayStation 6 sales The post ‘Ghost Of Yotei’ and other PlayStation exclusives no longer coming to PC, says new report appeared first on NME. NewsGaming News ‘Ghost Of Yotei’ and other PlayStation exclusives no longer coming to PC, says new report Sony is worried about PlayStation 6 sales By Ali Shutler 5th March 2026 Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment Ghost Of Yotei and other PlayStation exclusives won’t be released on PC, claims a new report from people “familiar” with Sony’s plans. READ MORE: Why ‘The Traitors’ is easier if you play video games Since 2020, Sony has released its biggest franchises such as God Of War and The Last Of Us on Xbox and PC. However, according to an article from Bloomberg, Sony is planning on scrapping those “multi-platform” releases for PlayStation-created games after six years of “flirting” with the strategy. Advertisement “There are likely a few reasons behind this shift,” wrote Bloomberg. “One is that several recent PlayStation games have not sold well on PC. A faction within PlayStation has also expressed concern that releasing their games on PC risks damaging the console’s brand and will hurt sales of the PlayStation 5 and its successors, according to the people familiar with Sony’s inner workings.” Online multiplayer games like Marvel Tokon and Marathon will be released on rival platforms, as will games developed by external studios such as Death Stranding 2: On The Beach. However plans to release Ghost Of Yotei on PC were recently scrapped. When the release date of Marvel’s Wolverine was announced last month, there was no mention of a PC launch. Marvel's Wolverine is coming to PlayStation 5 consoles September 15, 2026. Developed by Insomniac Games, in collaboration with Marvel Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment, comes an all-new take on an iconic character based on Marvel Comics. pic.twitter.com/UKj1wUA8nE — Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) February 24, 2026 It’s also been reported that the next generation of Xbox consoles will use Windows 11, meaning users will be able to play PC games, including anything released by Sony. Recommended “The next-gen console is going to be a very premium, very high-end curated experience,” former Xbox boss Sarah Bond explained in an interview last year, shortly after the release of the handheld PC/Xbox hybrid ROG Xbox Ally. “You’re starting to see some of the thinking we have in this handheld but I don’t want to give it all away,” Bond added. The PlayStation 6 and the new Xbox consoles were originally expected to launch at some point next year but the delay of Grand Theft Auto 6 and the increased scarcity of memory chips means a 2027 release is now the “beast case scenario”. In other news, Donald Trump’s White House has been heavily criticised for a “terrifying” video that shows footage of the Iran conflict alongside clips of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Related TopicsGhost of YōteiMarvel's WolverinePCPlayStation 5 You May Also Like Advertisement TRENDING The Kooks to play The Great Escape 20th anniversary show presented by NME ‘The Bride!’ review: Maggie Gyllenhaal’s punk rock ‘Frankenstein’ remix Harry Styles – ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’ review: pop superstar lets the light in The biggest video game concerts you can’t miss in 2026 Chalk’s uncompromising dance-punk is fuelled by personal vulnerability and political questioning Advertisement More Stories Gaming Guides ‘Marathon’ Twitch Drops rewards and how to earn them Gaming Guides PS Plus April 2026 games – what to expect on PS5 and PS4 Gaming Guides Is ‘Arc Raiders’ on Game Pass? Gaming Guides ‘Mewgenics’ DLC – when to expect it? Gaming Guides Is Kenny in ‘High on Life 2’? Gaming News PlayStation 6 might be delayed to 2029 due to “RAMmageddon”