Who going care when there another From Software coming out. Everyone will be busy playing that and not a game from 2015. Don't be mad when your franchise aren't exclusive anymore there already a melt down online for that on twitter and reddit. Good thing Sony saw it worth investing money in pc studios.

Copium is what all the sony shills be doing online when they realize their franchise aren't going to be exclusive. And Elder Ring is like a few months away most ppl aren't going care.

Yall Sony shill be really confident it will take 2 years or more to port new PS games to PC when they just bought a few studios that specialize in PC ports lol

How they feel right now

@davillain- said:

Bye Bye Sony:

I pull a secretpolice here🤭

Sony buying a well known developer who specialized in pc ports means they plan to speed up the development and release windows. They are not going to sit there and do nothing as Sony said they were bought for the purpose of releasing pc port. Sony will no longer have to relay solely on other studios with less experience for these port. Nixxes is rumor to be working on TLOU or Ghost port. They could already be working on project for newer games but my guess is Sony is planning to port most of the games from last gen before current gen. People thinking there going to be a 4 year wait are going to be in for a treat. Nope the gap is going to be much smaller.

lol no

TLOU and Ghost is likely based on leak rumor

Annoucement Trailer

Release Date January 14, 2022

Article

Capcom's COO says the company wants to make PC its main platform for games, according to a translated report from Japanese outlet Nikkei, and reiterated by Bloomberg reporter Takashi Mochizuki.

Capcom also aims to have 50% of its sales on PC and 50% on consoles by 2022 or 2023. Chief operating officer Haruhiro Tsujimoto made the comments to Nikkei at this week's Tokyo Game Show.

Capcom also announced this week that Monster Hunter Rise, previously a Nintendo Switch exclusive, will come to PC in January 2022. While some of Capcom's games have come to PC after console releases, like Monster Hunter World taking an extra eight months in 2018, many of its recent releases like Resident Evil Village and Devil May Cry 5 have arrived on all platforms simultaneously.

Record-setting sales numbers potentially play a role in Capcom's decision to increase focus on PC. The Resident Evil series became Capcom's first to surpass 100 million lifetime sales. According to Capcom's investor relations portal, Monster Hunter World has sold 17.3 million units, Resident Evil 7 has sold 9.8 million units, and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne has sold 8.2 million units. Those are cross-platform numbers, but PC sales certainly played a big role—leaked data earlier this year suggested World sold better on PC in the west than on PlayStation.

Capcom's most recent financial report, from July 2021, showed the publisher achieved sales figures of ¥95.3 billion ($859.6 million)—a year-on-year increase of 16.8%. Capcom's arcade sales suffered during the pandemic, dropping 18.4% (to $183 million) and operating income dropping 87.7% (to $1.4 million). Capcom's videogame division made up for it, though, raising net sales up 25.6% (to $691.3 million) and operating income up 53.1% (to 340.2 million).

nobody here is really excited for it anyways lol