A raft of PlayStation exclusives is on the way to PC, including motorcycle adventure-slash-zombie game Days Gone, which is due out on PC this spring. That's according to Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan, who spoke with GQ about his plans for PlayStation 5.
Days Gone launched for PlayStation 4 in 2019, and it's an open-world game about riding a motorcycle as the greasy badass Deacon St. John, whose gruff exterior belies a fundamental good nature. Unfortunately, opportunities to put this to use are few and far between in the zombie-infested wilds of post-apocalypse Oregon, where you'll be running from swarms of 'freakers' while searching for parts for your bike and staying alive.
Ryan said that Sony's plan is to continue porting PlayStation 4 exclusives to PC, for several reasons. First, he said the success of Horizon Zero Dawn on PC showed that there's an audience for Sony's IP here. "People liked it and they bought it," he said simply. "We also looked at it through the lens of what the PlayStation community thought about it. There was no massive adverse reaction to it. So we will continue to take mission steps in this direction."
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Days Gone PC system requirements are now available on Steam