Sony is starting to take PC users seriously. It’s about time…
First, with the update to Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered v1.1006.0.0, we can now link our Steam and PlayStation Network accounts. Still, the Steam-PSN integration is now available on the official PlayStation website, which offers rewards not detailed in the PlayStation Studios, first-party games: “Link your Steam Account to PlayStation Network to receive unlocks in this and other PlayStation Studios games. You will also receive the latest news, updates, and offers from PlayStation Studios games on PC or PlayStation platforms. Register by creating a Sony account for PlayStation Network or by signing in with your existing Sony account and password. For new accounts, you may opt-in for email and console messages when creating your account. For existing accounts, opt-in for messages via the “Notifications” tab in your Account settings.” We’ll quote their Q&A, too:
What are the benefits of signing in to PSN on a PC?
By signing in to PSN on your PC, you can access unique bonus content, manage your communication preferences, and receive the latest news, updates, and offers about your game and other upcoming PlayStation Studios games on PC or other PlayStation platforms.
Do I have to sign in to PSN to play a PlayStation game on PC?
Signing in to PSN is optional when playing a PlayStation game on PC.
Do I have to sign in to PSN for each PlayStation game on PC?
No. Once you have synced your account for PlayStation Network for one game, it is synced for the other PlayStation games on PC. If you unlink your account, it is unlinked for all games.
We don’t know which games have Steam-PSN linking, but the featured image shows Days Gone, God of War, and the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection, which launches on the 19th. So that’s four games in addition to Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, but Horizon: Zero Dawn Complete Edition is available, Sackboy: A Big Adventure is coming on October 27, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is coming in the fall, it’s only a matter of time before Housemarque announces a PC port of Returnal, and who knows what else is coming…
Source: WCCFTech
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