PlayStation has doubled down on ensuring some first-party games remain exclusive to its platform, thanks to a new branding label that has appeared on the PlayStation Store for specific games. However, a few PlayStation exclusive titles still lack the updated branding as of this writing.
The PlayStation branding update came months after Sony stated it would move away from creating PC ports of single-player PlayStation titles. Ergo, games like Ghost of Yotei and Marvel’s Wolverine would stay exclusive to PlayStation 5, despite the fact that some previous projects from developers like Sucker Punch and Insomniac Games received PC ports. PlayStation claimed that the move was made due to low PC port sales. However, multiplayer games published by Sony, such as Helldivers 2, will continue to receive multiplatform support.
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With Sony standing firm in its push toward offering first-party exclusive games, a new branding logo on PlayStation’s storefront has caught the attention of keen-eyed fans. As spotted by content creator Real Radec on Twitter, a new PlayStation Exclusive tag has started showing up on the…
