Sony adds a PlayStation on PC section to its site

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Sony’s been testing the waters of PC releases for a little while now. A few PlayStation specific titles have hit the PC over the years — most notably Horizon Zero Dawn back in 2020. Since that release we’ve seen a few more prominent titles, but nothing on the scale of what Microsoft is doing these days.

It looks like Sony’s starting to take the PC market a little bit more seriously, though. August 17 marked the official launch of PlayStation on PC. Sony’s got a whole new section on the PlayStation website dedicated to its PC catalog, complete with helpful links to where to buy them.

It’s also got a frequently asked questions section, with some helpful answers alongside one or two not so helpful answers. The section isn’t very big, though, and it’s well worth a quick read.

The titles currently listed and linked on PlayStation on PC are God of War, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, Days Gone, Horizon Zero Dawn, Helldivers, and Predator Hunting Grounds.

These are all games that have been out. I know you know about these and where to buy them. The upcoming titles section, though? That’s where the magic is.

The ‘Upcoming Games’ section

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is coming in the fall of 2022. The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is coming sometime, also in 2022. I’ve been waiting to play Miles Morales for literal years. My PS4 died a ways back, right as the PS5 was coming out. Easy solve, I’ll just buy a PS5.

I still don’t have a PS5. But now I don’t need one, because Miles Morales is coming to the PC. I adored the original Marvel’s Spider-Man. My review probably shows that off; it hit me in a way few other games manage. Add to that Miles Morales, my favorite Spider-Man from my (now defunct) favorite comic line?

It’s a match made in heaven.