A leaked slide from Sony’s internal presentation has revealed the Steam sales for all of its ports that have hit PC over the past couple of years. Do note, though, that this slide is from February 2023. As such, it does not have any sales numbers for The Last of Us Part I. According to … Continue reading Leaked slide reveals Sony’s PC games sales figures →

A leaked slide from Sony’s internal presentation has revealed the Steam sales for all of its ports that have hit PC over the past couple of years. Do note, though, that this slide is from February 2023. As such, it does not have any sales numbers for The Last of Us Part I.

  •  ampersandrew   ( @ampersandrew@kbin.social ) 
    1•6 months ago

    It’s a great platformer, don’t get me wrong. But you’re telling me that a PC version of Sackboy made more sense than Bloodborne? Come oooooon.

    You can’t believe that they’re choosing the most marketable games if they’re omitting Bloodborne. The rumor I heard long ago at this point is that From and Sony have a contract dispute, so one won’t do more work until they’re paid, and the other refuses to pay. In situations like this, it’s not uncommon for one company, like Sony, to own the rights to the name and story while the other, From Soft, might own the code base. The rumor was that the Demon’s Souls remake by Bluepoint got around the same problem by not using any of From’s code and that they might do the same thing with Bloodborne, but no signs of that yet. It wouldn’t be out of line with Sony’s remaster/remake strategy though.