Sony says it'll be 'at least a year' before PlayStation exclusives hit PC, unless they're live service games

Sure, I can wait.

that, going forward, we can probably expect to wait"at least a year" before first-party PlayStation games hit PC. There's one exception to that rule, though: PlayStation's live service games, which we might see"day and date" with their console releases.

Sony has, of course, undergone a remarkable shift in its relationship with the PC in the last couple of years. The company bought upin July last year, and the once-impenetrable fortress that housed PlayStation-exclusive games like Horizon: Zero Dawn, Marvel's Spider-Man, and God Of War has fallen.That relationship isn't going anywhere anytime soon, either.

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