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Sony could be preparing to expand its first-party PlayStation Studios titles beyond its own consoles, possibly bringing them to Xbox, Nintendo, and more. This move, long speculated, now appears more likely thanks to a new job listing that suggests a broader multiplatform strategy may be in the works.
Sony Hiring for Multiplatform Strategy Role
A recent job posting on Greenhouse revealed that Sony is seeking a Senior Director of Multiplatform and Account Management. This role is set to “shape and execute the global commercial strategy for PlayStation Studios software titles across all digital platforms beyond PlayStation hardware,” including:
- Steam
- Epic Games Store
- Xbox
- Nintendo
- Mobile
The listing emphasizes a focus on long-term revenue growth, audience reach, and platform partnerships. The director would also oversee cross-platform promotional strategy, commercial planning, and optimization of title performance on non-PlayStation ecosystems.
A Shift in Sony’s Strategy?
This signals a possible shift in Sony’s approach, mirroring Microsoft’s multiplatform success by bringing PlayStation Studios’ experiences to a wider audience. While Sony has already dabbled with multiplatform efforts (e.g., MLB The Show launching on Xbox, and Helldivers 2 arriving on Xbox Series X/S next month), this role points to a more systematic and long-term multiplatform plan.
While we might not see juggernauts like God of War or Spider-Man swing onto other consoles just yet, Sony could be laying the groundwork to port smaller games like LEGO Horizon Adventures or future live service titles.
What This Could Mean for Players
This move could open the floodgates for cross-platform gaming across even more beloved franchises. From a business perspective, it could help Sony tap into new audiences, increase revenue, and expand its ecosystem beyond the limits of PlayStation hardware.
While there’s no official confirmation that core exclusives are making the leap to Xbox or Nintendo just yet, this job listing is the clearest sign yet that PlayStation Studios is exploring a multiplatform future.
