Sony Aims to Broaden “PlayStation Studios Games Beyond PlayStation” — Hiring for Partnerships with Xbox, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and More

Okay, so picture this: Microsoft. Xbox. PlayStation. It’s like some epic showdown, right? But here’s the kicker—Microsoft, just, you know, casually decided to throw Forza Horizon onto other consoles. Why? Beats me. Some thought Xbox was basically waving a white flag on exclusive games. And yeah, PlayStation and Nintendo were kind of dunking on them. So, cue some dramatic music, and fast forward a bit.

Suddenly, Xbox is racking up all these crazy playtime hours. Like, tons. It’s got all these killer games and Xbox Cloud Gaming stuff. Even PlayStation’s over here like, “Hey, how about Helldivers 2 on Xbox?” I mean, what in the multiverse, right?

Now here’s where things get wild. A job listing on some PlayStation job site—I swear I’m not making this up—says PlayStation wants to throw games like God of War and all those iconic hits onto Xbox and Steam. Take a moment. Let that sink in. It’s like seeing your favorite band come to your town when you least expect it.

There’s this bigwig job opening about managing this whole cross-platform shindig. Basically, someone’s gonna be the mastermind behind PlayStation games popping up everywhere that isn’t, well, PlayStation. It’s a whole strategy thing—commercial jazz—and they want those games to just roam free on Steam, Epic, Nintendo, mobile, and Xbox too.

The gaming scene is seriously flipping the script here. Sony’s gotta keep the cash flow incoming, right? And hey, there are probably Xbox gamers who’ve never touched Days Gone or Ghost of Tsushima. And we all know when something’s rare, it’s got that extra sparkle. Like finding an old band tee in the thrift store.

And just imagine this rumor: The next Xbox might play Steam games. What a plot twist, huh? If I were Sony, I might just skip the middleman nonsense and self-publish on Xbox. Maybe it’s a numbers game, or maybe Steam’s cut isn’t as sweet as Xbox’s offer. Who knows?

Here’s the truth—attention is like gold now. Whether you’re on Netflix, TikTok, Fortnite, or wherever the cool kids hang—it’s a battle to get noticed. Being everywhere at once, that’s the winning ticket. Or at least the best shot right now.

Honestly, if the games scene keeps changing like this, it’s gonna be one wild ride. Oh, and by the way, I already locked in Helldivers 2 on Xbox. Can’t wait.