Just today, a listing was revealed on Amazon France that pointed to the possibility of Days Gone, and other possible PlayStation titles, coming to PC in the near future. Sony has since responded to the listings and denied them completely.
Days Gone was released by Sony for the PS4 on April 26, 2019. While the title was received adequately, a second life on the PC could do the game well. So when the game popped up on Amazon France, it seemed like a natural fit for the apocalyptic survival shooter.
Other PS4 titles have been confirmed to be headed to the PC, with Horizon Zero Dawn is receiving a PC port sometime in the summer. There have been rumors aplenty about Days Gone, Bloodborne, and other PS4 titles receiving the Horizon Zero Dawn treatment. However, Sony has stated that they will be handing this on a case-by-case basis, and that the most recent Amazon France listings are not accurate. "We have made no announcements to bring these games to PC," a Sony statement reads.
Of the most recent PS4 exclusives, Days Gone seems like the title that could use a boost in sales with a PC release, as games like God of War and Spider-Man are remembered more fondly. That being said, Days Gone did sell extremely well in Japan, which is very encouraging.
Bloodborne is among the games that were also shot down by Sony being ported to PC, which is a bummer as Bloodborne 2 is not currently in development. That does make sense, however, because Hidetaka Miyazaki should be hard at work with Elden Ring right about now.
As Sony denies any unannounced PS4 ports headed to the PC at this point, some may wonder if Sony has its poker-face on. If they are saving any announcements for a later date, and don't want leaked listings to spoil the fun, then it would make sense for the company to make the statement that they came forth with. Others may also remember that some PS4 fans were unhappy with Horizon Zero Dawn being ported to the PS4, but Sony probably has bigger fish to fry than a few unpleasant fans.
Bloodborne is available now for PS4.
Source: IGN