Sony, which has recently grown its business on the computer side and offers PlayStation games to Windows players, may have bigger plans for PC than you think. Sony is seeking a senior director of PC planning and strategy for PlayStation Global, according to recent job postings.
Sony, which established a subsidiary company named PlayStation PC for computers in 2021; He brought his big titles like Death Stranding, Horizon Zero Dawn, and God of War to Windows. It seems that this ongoing project has been successful and the PlayStation Global side is focused on.
Sony opens new job posting for PlayStation PC
Sony’s new job posting for PlayStation Global shows that it’s looking for a senior PC planning and strategy director. According to the Japanese company’s announcement, the nominated employee will be responsible for strategy and commercial activities in global channel sales. This could be part of Sony’s plans to bring PC gaming to more users.
According to Sony’s announcement, the senior director should identify future sectors and partnerships for business growth. It should also support the delivery of agreed global channel sales critical metrics. Responsibilities of the position include handling sales operations for platforms such as Epic Games and Steam.
Sony’s close follow-up of other gaming channels brought up some questions. Sony’s growth spurt on the PC side has led many players to think that exclusive titles, including Ghost of Tsushima and Bloodborne, may be coming to PC in the near future.
Sony states that the candidate should be flexible and open to evolving roles and responsibilities as this operation grows and expands, according to their changing needs. The announcement is also an indication that PlayStation will give more importance to the PC market in the coming years.
Sony’s latest investor report revealed that PC gaming is popular, especially in countries like Russia and India. The theory that Sony moved games to PC to direct new customers to PS5 was thus debunked.
So what do you think about the PC job posting by Sony? You can share your ideas in the comments section and on the SDN Forum.
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