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Les comptes PSN ne sont plus requis pour les versions PC de certains jeux

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 19,2025

Les exigences du compte PlayStation Network (PSN) de Sony pour certains ports PC changent. À partir d'après la version du 30 janvier 2025 de Marvel's Spider-Man 2 sur PC, les comptes PSN deviendront facultatifs pour certains titres.

PSN Accounts for Playstation's PC Ports No Longer Required (For Some Games)

Jeux affectés:

Ce changement affecte Spider-Man 2 , God of War Ragnarök , Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered , et la prochaine version PC de The Last of Us Part II Remastered (avril 2025). Cependant, d'autres ports PC comme Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut et jusqu'à l'aube nécessiteront toujours des comptes PSN.

PSN Accounts for Playstation's PC Ports No Longer Required (For Some Games)

Incitations pour les utilisateurs de PSN:

Bien que facultatif, l'utilisation d'un compte PSN offre des avantages: trophées, gestion des amis et bonus en jeu. Ces bonus comprennent:

  • Marvel’s Spider-Man 2: Suits de déverrouillage précoces (Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit et Miles Morales 2099 Suit)
  • Dieu de la guerre Ragnarök: Armure de l'ensemble d'ours noir et un paquet de ressources.
  • The Last of Us Part II Remastered: Points bonus et la peau de la veste de Jordan d'Ellie.
  • Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered: Nora Valiant Tenfit.

Sony prévoit d'ajouter plus d'incitations à l'avenir.

PSN Accounts for Playstation's PC Ports No Longer Required (For Some Games)

Traiter le contrecoup:

Ce changement de politique suit les critiques sur les exigences précédentes du compte PSN pour les jeux PC, en particulier Helldivers 2 , qui a été radiée dans de nombreuses régions en raison de la disponibilité limitée du PSN. Le contrecoup a mis en évidence les préoccupations concernant l'accessibilité et la confidentialité des données.

PSN Accounts for Playstation's PC Ports No Longer Required (For Some Games)

Le passage à des comptes PSN facultatifs suggère que Sony adapte son approche au jeu PC, visant à améliorer l'expérience des joueurs et à traiter les controverses précédentes. Les raisons des exigences continues du PSN sur certains titres solo-jeu restent floues.

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