We'll see if it stays exclusive once it launches. They take more of the selling price there than at Steam, but at Steam they'll sell more units, offseting the difference.

It seems like Sony is trying to tap into the PC market without causing its flagship platform to lose out. Having older games available in some way on PC. First with PS Now and now by releasing games, whose IP they own, directly onto it.

It's the perfect fit,Sony has put it on all their platforms and it's journey has come to a end, pun intended , plus its a unique game that doesn't really fit into the make another one mould.

I'd love to buy Journey again as PSVR or PCVR version

Yeah I never thought of that it would be perfect, imagine making your way up the mountain in vr.

Still haven't tried this one out but I will definitely play it since it was free with PS+ and I heard a lot of positive things about it. But first I want to finish SHadow of the Colossus.

I don't need to wait to not buy a game/bundle from a store I won't care about except for the games they'll give for free.

I forgot about Helldivers. Thing is, they already have one foot in the door for releasing their first party developed titles on PC through PS Now. Whether or not they go all the way and eventually release older first party developed titles directly on PC remains to be seen. Though Sony has developed games for PC before. Through Sony Online Entertainment before they sold them off. I'm wondering if Sony's long-term plans involve having a presence on PC just in case things go South for them.

that's pretty cool for more people to be able to experience this Journey! It's a fairly unique game and rather beautiful in places.

I wonder why Sony is supporting Epic over Valve on this title. There is already a few PS4 games on Steam, I wonder why this is exclusive to Epic. Oh well.