As Sony gets more and more comfortable with porting its games to PC, it seems like the company may be working on its own PC game launcher. Following the release of Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered on PC ...

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Sony has broken down its walled garden and is now sharing its precious, once-console exclusive games to PC. It's a good business plan; selling games on as many platforms as possible means more ...

For publishers, they're a way to tighten control and sell you stuff. For us they're a pain in the ass. Sports There was once a golden age of PC gaming where you could open up Steam (or even just ...

The PC version of "Spider-Man Remastered" wasn't out for long before people started digging through its code and files, and it wasn't long after that before some interesting details were discovered.

Sony tries to keep itself to itself, at least when it comes to certain titles. It often prides itself on its ability to create PlayStation-exclusive games that are superbly dominant in the video game ...

PlayStation surprised everyone by launching the first-ever exclusive to PC back when it ported Horizon Zero Dawn. Since then, a large number of titles have made their way to PC, including the likes of ...

A standalone Sony PlayStation PC launcher could be in the works for PlayStation exclusive games coming to PC, following other such offerings from EA, Ubisoft, and Rockstar. References to a ...

Max has loved video games ever since he booted up his friend's N64 and played Mario Kart. He quickly spent all his allowance on any game he could get his hands on, and spent hours playing a dusty PS2.

TL;DR: 2K Games has removed its launcher from all games on Epic and Steam, allowing direct play without additional software. This change affects titles like Bioshock and Civilization, with no impact ...

Stop it. Stop it! Stop it! I live in launcher Hell. In my taskbar, unfamiliar and unwelcome guests jostle each other in an endless horrible party: the Epic Game Store, Ubisoft Connect (which we all ...