Sony's entry into the PC gaming market generated 0 million in revenue over three years, as disclosed in 2023. The company is reconsidering its strategy for first-party singleplayer games on PC, potentially reinforcing PlayStation exclusivity. Jerry Liu, a former planner in Sony's PlayStation division, reported that he managed operations for the PS PC group, which grew from zero to 0 million in net revenue over three years. Sony's earnings from PC games for fiscal years were as follows: FY20: million, FY21: 0 million, FY22: 0 million. The surge in FY22 revenue was largely due to the acquisition of Bungie and the release of nine first-party titles on PC. The reported figures reflect net revenue, while actual gross revenue for FY22 was approximately 0 million. This discrepancy indicates that Sony's quarterly reports represent gross revenue, while segment briefings reflect net revenue. Focusing on PlayStation exclusivity may help Sony balance gross and net revenues and avoid revenue sharing with platforms like Valve.