God of War and Ghost of Tsushima on PC? PlayStation Hits in GeForce NOW Database [UPDATED]

We've known for a while that Sony is increasingly turning its attention to PCs. In the future, more PlayStation titles are expected to come to PC as well. Probably no one expected, however, that there will be so many of them. Leak from the GeForce NOW database reveals that even the biggest exclusives of the Japanese manufacturer may appear on PC.

This information was discovered by youtuber Ighor July. He delved into the "guts" of GeForce NOW and discovered a whole list of titles that are expected to appear in the service in the future. These include games such as God of War, Demon's Souls, Ghost of Tsushima, Ratchet & Clank, Horizon: Forbidden West and Gran Turismo 7. All of these are high-profile titles that have so far only been released (or are expected to be released in the future) on PlayStation consoles. However, the database reveals that they will also make their way to PCs, in individual cases to Steam and Epic Games Store.

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The list also includes slightly smaller Sony productions, such as Returnal and Sackboy: The Great Adventure. The leak also heralds the appearance of Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection in GeForce NOW. However, the information found in the database does not only apply to games released on PlayStation. There are also other interesting titles in it, of which the remasters of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas are particularly noteworthy. The possibility of refreshed versions of these games being created has been speculated for a long time. The list also includes the mysterious Fight for Middle-Earth and remake of Final Fantasy VII.

Of course, we must remember that this is only a leak. It is unknown whether all of the information presented by Ighor July will be reflected in reality. However, if at least some of them are true, then we are in for quite a surprise from Sony. Anyone who wants to read the information from the GeForce NOW database on their own can instead follow the instructions that were posted online by the author of the leak.

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