What's going on everybody? This is Broken Games HDR. So we've got some interesting news and information coming from an interview with Jim Ryan who is the PlayStation president and chief executive officer. So in an interview he confirmed more PlayStation games are headed on PC and he specifically named dropped Days Gone which will be going to PC most likely steam this spring. And his quote, this was the official quote I believe a whole slate of them is on the way starting with Days Gone this spring. I believe that should be a whole slate of them are but the article says is but anyway. So that means there are more PlayStation games most likely he's referring to PlayStation 4 games that are going to be headed to PC. Maybe a slight possibility of PlayStation 5 games that have already released but I think it's most likely going to be older PlayStation 4 games and I'm going to talk about exactly what I think they're doing and how they're going to do it. So Days Gone released April of last year. No, it was April of two years ago. I don't know why it seemed days gone launch last year. It was actually two years ago in April. So by the time this launches on PC it'll actually be two years. Time is really flying especially. You know, COVID is slowing stuff down and speeding stuff up at the same time. It's weird. So I remember on an episode of Weapon Wheel it was this episode of Weapon Wheel might have been like a year ago or a year and some change and I remember Porter Rock and Dark Cloud was on that episode and one of the Weapon Wheel Archivists can probably find it and one of the things I said because I believe this was around the time or around the time of rumors and discussion that PlayStation games would be headed to PC. This might have been before horizon. This was definitely before horizon dropped or maybe before horizon was even announced for PC. I can't remember exactly what sparked the conversation but I remember saying specifically in that conversation because it was very, you know, it was very interesting and polarizing conversation that I believed yes, they would be dropping PC games, PlayStation games on PC. But I just didn't think that they would be doing it day one which obviously we haven't seen any example of them doing that because I believe this is their plan and I don't have any problem with this plan is they after a year or two years of some of the PlayStation exclusives no longer selling when the sales have completely dropped off off a cliff, right? There's no surge in sales like even when you drop the price and every after you drop the price a couple of times and everything like that and it seems like, you know, there's really no reason to keep the game exclusive, put it on PC, help it get a, you know, a little bit of a sales surge get like a second round of sales on PC. I think that's a great idea because at least from a company standpoint, from a consumer, I don't really care. I'm going to probably play the games where I prefer to play them at the, which will usually be PC, but if I have to wait a year or two years to play a game, I'm probably not going to wait that long. There are a few exceptions like with Neo where I waited Neo 2 specifically, I waited a year to play that, but I probably wouldn't wait two years, right? If the game is is in a viable condition, right? Visually frame rate, resolution, all that stuff, as long as that's okay, then I'll probably, I'm probably okay with playing it on a console. But Neo, the first Neo was like 900p or something wild on PlayStation 4, that's why I actually waited on PC to get it, right? So back to my point, yeah, I think they're going to wait for sales to completely die off, wait a year to two years and then re-release the games on PC because from a company standpoint, it will still make people have to buy a PlayStation because there's the crowd who want to play these games day one, like me for the most part. I'm going to want to play these games day one, I'm not going to wait, I'm not going to want to wait to play these PlayStation exclusives, the ones I really like, I'm not going to want to wait a year to two years to play them for the most part, that's not going to happen, right? And then there's the crowd who doesn't mind waiting, who maybe won't ever buy a PlayStation. So after a year or two, you then give them that game because the game wasn't selling anyway. So that's probably how they're going to make the most the most profit and squeeze the most out of these games. And like I said, I don't have an issue with it, I mean, I wouldn't have an issue with it either way, but I think there's an optimal way for them to do it. So I personally don't see them dropping brand new games day one or some people like to say day and date on PC and PlayStation. I'm not saying it's impossible. I just don't see it. I think they will continue to release games exclusively as as of right now on PlayStation five and then in a year to two years release it on PC. Some people think that, for example, with Horizon, them already putting Horizon on PC for PC players to experience it. Then Horizon two, for example, they will make it a they will launch it on PC and PlayStation simultaneously. I don't think they're going to do that, right? Same thing with days gone. We know days gone is going to PC PC in the spring. If they make a days gone to, I personally still think it's going to be exclusive to PlayStation. And then like a year after a day is going to we'll go to PC. Like I said, that's just my prediction. That's my thought. That's how I see them doing it until they show me something else. That's going to be, you know, how I think they're going to handle it either way. Doesn't really matter. But there are definitely some games I would I would welcome to PC, especially if it reinvigorates the player base. For example, Killzone Shadowfall. Yeah, I know I'm one of the only people who enjoyed kill. Well, yeah, I'm one of the few people around here who enjoyed Killzone Shadowfall multiplayer. But if you put it on Steam and it gets a new a new fan, a new, you know, player base because it's pretty much dead on PlayStation. Yeah, I would definitely play that. But I don't think they're going to do that. There's I think there's certain titles that that they know are popular enough. And I don't think they're going to waste their time putting everything on PC like, like for example, like infamous. Yeah, I think that's going to PC. Killzone probably not. Nack probably not because these games are just not popular enough. They weren't a hit. I think it's going to be the blockbusters like the real wildy flagship titles that sold well. I mean, last of us probably I could see I mean, I could see that probably going to PC. Even last of us too, like I said, I think PlayStation 5 titles will also go there eventually like a year or a year or or or two after its initial release. So I see that happening. I don't like I said, I don't see it. I don't see it being every PlayStation exclusive title. I mean, listen, they should put dreams on there. Listen, they should put dreams on there yesterday because dreams is very much a type of game that a PC crowd would play and keep alive and pay for that's that game did not do well on PlayStation, right? It got a lot of hype from PlayStation dudes early and then after that it was kind of, you know, it was kind of dead and gone. But that's that's something that's right up PC gamers out that type of game. So dreams should go on there. Death I can see ghosts of Tsushima on there. I mean, ghosts of Tsushima is it's a year old year old that no, it's not even a full year old. So this this fall it will be a year old. So maybe maybe after it's a year old, they're probably announced that for PC. So yeah, their heavy hitters are probably going to go to PC eventually like I said, I just don't think it's going to be day one. But let me know how you all think about this. I see a lot of PlayStation fanboys losing their mind and having connections and you know, being pretty upset about this, they're they're kind of salty and mad and you know, they're losing their breakfast and throwing up and listen, it's going to be all going to be okay. Our promise, y'all are going to be okay. Everybody check on Jack move from time to time today. Make sure he's all right. Let me know what y'all think about this. 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