#playstation #xbox #madden23 #xboxbethesda #godofwarragnarok #xboxseriesx Sony could be working on its own PlayStation PC launcher. References to a PlayStation PC launcher have been discovered in the recent release of Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered on PC, and VGC has verified the references are legitimate.
A potential PC launcher for PlayStation games would compliment Sony’s PC push. Sony wants around half of its games to be on PC and mobile by 2025, and the company has been vocal about its plans to bring more PlayStation games to PC over the past year. We’ve seen Horizon Zero Dawn, Days Gone, God of War, and Spider-Man Remastered all launch on PC in recent years, and Sony even started using a PlayStation PC label last year alongside acquiring a PC port developer.. When Marvel's Spider-Man launched for the PS4 back in 2018, it gave fans an authentic web-slinging experience, complete with an interesting narrative and plenty of villains to fight. Both general audiences and critics gave Marvel's Spider-Man strong reviews, and the game proved to be popular enough that players were demanding a sequel from Insomniac Games following its release. Last year, Insomniac confirmed Marvel's Spider-Man 2 was on the way and since that announcement many have been constantly speculating on what they might see in the upcoming game.
The first trailer for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 teased a lot, including the appearance of Venom. The symbiote is one of many iconic Spidey villains expected in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, but some are wondering how Peter Parker will be able to stand up to so many powerful enemies. This has led many to believe that due to the existence of Miles Morales in Marvel's Spider-Man, that a co-op feature will be available in the second game.
