Overview
- On the Triple Click podcast, Jason Schreier said his understanding is that Sony is backing away from bringing traditional single-player first-party titles to PC.
- He pointed to Marvel's Wolverine, slated for September 15, 2026 on PlayStation 5 with no PC version announced, and said he would not be surprised if it never came to PC.
- Schreier characterized his remarks as not speculation and indicated further reporting is forthcoming.
- Digital Foundry’s John Linneman echoed the view, arguing a true PC push would require day‑and‑date launches for major single‑player games, which Sony has resisted.
- Sony has not announced any policy change, and coverage notes that recent SIE-published games heading to PC are not from internal PlayStation Studios, following 2025 PC ports like Spider‑Man 2 and The Last of Us Part II Remastered whose staggered performance has been questioned.