PlayStation like Xbox on PC? Possible bridge with the PSN

The arrival of Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered may have revealed Sony's future plans for PlayStation games on PC. As reported by VGC, in fact, in the game files a clear correlation was found to the PSN and to the players' accounts, a signal that in the near future Sony could approach PC gaming in a very similar way to that of Microsoft, which always requires the access with an Xbox account to be able to start and play their games not only on Game Pass, but also on Steam.



Sony's idea would be to allow users to log in with your PlayStation Network account, to get in-game rewards and bonuses. There would therefore be no real bridge connecting the titles as happens on Xbox, where players are able to share saves and progress. However, that could be the next step for the Japanese giant, which for now does not yet have a structure like that of Microsoft, which has staked everything on the idea of ​​making its exclusives available immediately on consoles and PCs.| ); } In addition to Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered, more Sony games on PC are in the pipeline. For 2022, the last release that will see the light will be the Uncharted collection, which includes the fourth chapter and the stand-alone DLC. The release date, at least for now, has not yet been announced.