Spider-Man 2, Last of Us 2, God of War Ragnarok, and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered are all dropping their PSN requirements

Just in time for Spider-Man 2’s PC debut, Sony has made PSN account linking optional for single-player PlayStation games.

Sony’s biggest single-player games on PC will no longer require you to link to a PlayStation Network account to play them. In a press release Wednesday, the company said that linking a PlayStation Account will now be optional for select PlayStation titles on PC. The news hits just one day before Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set for release on PC.

Sony is dropping its formerly mandatory PlayStation Network account requirements across a select number of its

Sony Interactive Entertainment is eliminating the need for a PlayStation Network account for certain single-player games on PC, the company announced Wednesday. That includes this week’s release of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and the upcoming release of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered,

Announced in a recent PlayStation Blog post, a PSN account is no longer required for players to enjoy PlayStation PC titles.

Following protests, PlayStation maker Sony is backpedaling its PSN requirement policy for several of its games on PC.

During a blog post uploaded today, Sony confirmed that having a PlayStation Network account for many of its PC ports of PlayStation hits will be optional, effective immediately. The move comes after months of debates,

Sony is dropping the PSN requirement from the PC ports of its PlayStation titles. This will affect past releases, too.