Sony announced that a PlayStation Network (PSN) account will no longer be a mandatory requirement when playing certain PS5 games on PC platforms. The change is set to go into effect on January 30, ...

This announcement was revealed in a PS Blog post from PlayStation’s Asad Qizilbash detailing new in-game incentives coming to four PlayStation PC ports. These include God of War Ragnarok, Horizon Zero ...

Sony will no longer require players to link a PlayStation Network account to enjoy some of its PC games – but there are a few new bonuses in store for those who do. The company detailed its shift in ...

Part of the reason for this likely comes from Bungie’s status and the fact that it is not a first-party title like many of the games that require a PSN account. Helldivers 2 is in a similar situation ...

Somehow, Sony continues to make decisions around the PlayStation Network’s PC presence that no one could explain, and I doubt the publisher could even justify. But here we are, months on from the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. More of PlayStation's games on PC will require a PSN account, even the single-player ones, and many players were upset with this decision. Players ...

I... don't understand. If you already own a PS5, that means you have a PSN account. What's the objection in that case to signing into an account you already have on ...

Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN) provides you access to a wide range of services that help you get the most out of your gaming consoles. It's with the PSN that you can download games from the ...

In case you missed yesterday's PlayStation State of Play, one of the big announcements was God of War Ragnarok's PC port, which is set to arrive on September 19. So, here's a thing people had been ...

For the first few months after it was released, galactic co-op shooter Helldivers 2 could do wrong - and then came the PSN account linking. Sony mandated that players would have to connect their Steam ...