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El próximo juego publicado en Sony deja el requisito de PSN en PC

Mar 21,2025 Autor: Emery

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Lost Soul Aparte de la versión de PC ha eliminado el controvertido requisito de vinculación de la cuenta de PSN antes de su lanzamiento de 2025.
Esto expande significativamente el alcance del mercado y el potencial de ventas del juego, lo que permite a Sony venderlo en regiones sin apoyo por PSN.
Esta decisión puede indicar un enfoque más flexible de Sony con respecto a la vinculación de PSN para futuros lanzamientos de PLAYSTATION PC.

La nueva evidencia confirma que el próximo juego publicado en Sony, Lost Soul a un lado , se lanzará en PC sin requerir una cuenta de PlayStation Network. Esto elimina el PSN que vincula el obstáculo para los reproductores de PC y aumenta enormemente el mercado potencial del juego, ya que ahora se venderá en regiones no respaldadas por PSN.

Dejando a un lado el alma perdida , un título independiente muy esperado del Proyecto China Hero de PlayStation, es un juego de rol de acción de pirateo y salto inspirado en Devil May Cry , enfatizando el combate dinámico. Desarrollado por Ultizerogames de Shanghai durante casi nueve años, es publicado por Sony en PS5 y PC. Sin embargo, el mandato previo de Sony de la cuenta obligatoria de la cuenta PSN que se vincula para los juegos de PC PlayStation generó críticas significativas.

La falta de soporte de PSN en más de 100 países limitó las ventas y el alcance de los juegos de PC que requieren un enlace de cuenta. El alma perdida a un lado rompe esta tendencia. Después del trailer de juego de diciembre de 2024, la página de Steam del juego inicialmente enumeró el requisito de PSN, pero esto se eliminó al día siguiente, según lo confirmado por el historial de actualizaciones de SteamDB.

Aparte del alma perdida: el segundo juego publicado en Sony en lanzar una cuenta de PSN que vincula en PC

Esta es una noticia bienvenida para los jugadores de PC en regiones sin soporte de PSN. También es un desarrollo significativo para la estrategia de PC de PlayStation. Anteriormente, solo Helldivers 2 vio a Sony revertir un requisito de vinculación de PSN similar. Siguiendo la controversia de HellDivers 2 , la vinculación de PSN se presumió obligatoria, pero la exención de lost Soul a un lado sugiere un enfoque más matizado de Sony.

Si bien el razonamiento de Sony sigue sin estar claro, la probable motivación es maximizar el alcance y las ventas del jugador. Los lanzamientos de PC PlayStation anteriores, obstaculizados por el enlace de PSN, vieron números de jugadores reducidos : God of War Ragnarök logró menos de la mitad del conteo de jugadores de vapor de su predecesor.

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