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'I Don't Know What They're Thinking': Ex-PlayStation Boss Weighs in on Sony's PC Port Backtracking
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Jul 1, 14:57 UTC · Omelete
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Jul 2, 10:54 UTC · Corriere della Sera
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Coverage (5)
- Former PlayStation CEO Shawn Layden Thinks Sony Should Continue Release Their Single-Player Titles on PC EGW.News · 22d ago
- Fresh off of dumping on Xbox's flailing, former Sony exec says PlayStation's pullback from PC releases doesn't make any sense either PC Gamer · 22d ago
- PlayStation PC Retreat Is A Mistake, As 18+ Months Late Ports Made Money Without Costing a Single Console Sale Wccftech · 22d ago
- Ex-PlayStation Boss Defends PC Strategy as Sony Pivots Away from Multiplatform Releases IGN · 22d ago
- 'I Don't Know What They're Thinking': Ex-PlayStation Boss Weighs in on Sony's PC Port Backtracking Push Square · 22d ago
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