Sony PlayStation stand-alone games will not be ported to PC for at least a year, while Live Service games will be launched at the same time.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 4, the head of PlayStation Studios revealed in a new interview that the migration of PlayStation exclusive games to PC will be at least a year late, while Live Service games will be released on both the console and PC. Live Service is a kind of "game service", that is, to make a long-term DLC support plan for the game ontology after it is released.

Hermen Hulst, head of PlayStation Studios, confirmed in an interview with Julien Chi è ze that PlayStation Studios stand-alone games will be released on PC at least a year later, while all Live Service games will be launched simultaneously on PlayStation and PC, a strategy that makes sense to build a strong community of games and maximize profits through in-game purchases.

CTOnews.com has learned that all PlayStation 4 stand-alone games ported to PC have been more than a year since the game was first released, the latest of which is Marvel Spider-Man: replica, which was launched on PC through Steam and the Epic Game Store on August 12, a year and nine months after its debut on PlayStation 5. As PC becomes a more and more important market for Sony, it is hoped that other big single-player games such as Horizon: the end of the West and Ares: Twilight will be released on PC earlier.