In an interview with PlayStation Blog, Sony Worldwide Studios head Hermen Hulst discussed what players can anticipate from PlayStation through the remainder of 2021 and into 2022. As a feature of these conversations, Hulst gave some insight into the current PlayStation system behind putting a few games on PC.
“We’re still from the get-go in our getting ready for PC. Also, Horizon Zero Dawn has been fruitful. I think it shows there’s a hunger from gamers outside the PlayStation ecosystem to encounter the stunning arrangement of games that PlayStation fans have delighted in for a long time,” Hulst says.
He adds that the PlayStation control center will stay the “best spot to play our PlayStation Studios titles at launch,” yet that PC gamers are esteemed and PC deliveries will occur at the “right time.”
Hulst wraps up by saying that “Delivering games on PC won’t come ever to the detriment of building an energizing setup of extraordinary console games.”
Up until now, Sony has brought Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone to PC, while Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End will be the next game to be ported over. Sony is likewise investigating bringing a portion of its greatest PlayStation establishments to versatile.
Other significant data Hulst addressed relates to the current delivery windows of some huge forthcoming Sony special features, Horizon Forbidden West, and the new God of War game. While Horizon Forbidden West is right now on target to deliver later in 2021, the following God of War is currently showing up in 2022.
Moreover, the following God of War and Gran Turismo 7 will both be coming to PS4, not simply the PS5.
While Horizon Forbidden West doesn’t have a specific release date, the group at Guerrilla Games has shown 14 minutes of gameplay, displaying Aloy’s new capacities and the new machines that will be available.
