Epic Made Sony an Offer of $200 Million to Get PlayStation Games on PC

Epic Games’ legal battle with Apple is currently ongoing since the last year, and due to this a lot of information that was supposed to be secret came out. One being the topic of this news, which is Epic’s offer of $200 million to Sony in order to bring PlayStation games to PC.

This isn’t something new when you consider that it’s been out since May, but the documents took a while to be revealed, but there we have it, a 222-page classified document that has been shared during the trial.

We don’t have many details on it but the offer stands for “$200 MG + for 4-6 titles.” Other than that we do not have any information on platform exclusivity, but it wouldn’t be a surprise if those games came out for Epic Games Store only.

We don’t know if it’s the exact way that Epic wanted things to be, but they might have partly convinced Sony to release first-party PS exclusive games, as they have released Days Gone and Horizon: Zero Dawn on PC. We also know that Sony is planning to release more first-party titles, one of the most possible candidates being Uncharted IV: A Thief’s End.