Sony Pushes PC Port as Fans Beg for More PlayStation Games

Nixxes Software hyped a big Steam sale for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and PC players flooded the comments begging Sony for more PlayStation ports.
Sony's own studios are out here promoting PC versions now, and PC players are loving it.
Nixxes Software, the PlayStation-owned studio behind many of Sony's PC ports, recently took to social media to shout out a Steam discount for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. The game got a hefty 60% price cut as part of the PlayStation PC Autumn Sale, and the studio made sure everyone knew about it.
That post did way more than sell a few copies. It blew up the comment section, with a wave of PC players using the moment to send a very clear message to Sony and Nixxes: we want more PlayStation games over here.
The replies read like a love letter to the porting team. One player wrote, "We miss you guys on PC, you're the best." Others kept it short and sweet, with calls for "more PC ports!"
Digging into the comments, a few clear wishes emerge. Plenty of players want Sony to bring more of its big single-player story-driven titles to PC, and ideally day-and-date with console. Some are also wondering out loud whether future PS5 first-party games will keep making the jump to PC down the line.
And then there's the spicier take. Some PC players are urging Sony to just keep pushing its first-party PC porting plans forward, telling the company not to worry about how PS console fans feel about it. That's a debate that's been simmering for a while now, and this comment section made it loud again.
So here's the big question: which PS5 exclusive do you most want to see land on PC? And do you think Sony will actually keep porting its games over? Drop your picks and predictions in the comments.
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