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Scott McCrae

Steam Machine could be partly to blame for PlayStation's reported plans to step back from PC, Bluepoint dev suggests, and it'd be ironic if "Valve ultimately ended up winning the console war"

Close up of blue Steam Machine light bar with beige backdrop.

Peter Dalton, the head of technology at Bluepoint Games – which Sony last month announced the closure of – reckons the rise of the Steam Machine could be the reason for PlayStation reportedly backing away from PC games.

In February, it was reported that Sony is shutting down Demon's Souls remake developer Bluepoint Games this month after canceling its God of War multiplayer project, and naturally, people weren't happy over what is perceived as a massive fumble by the PlayStation owner. And then, last week, the company decided to keep on winning the hearts and minds of many with more weird decisions after it was also reported that Sony is stopping PC ports of its single-player titles (something one former PlayStation boss said was like "printing money" for the company).

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