The same goes for Nintendo and MS and their consoles and also for arcade console manufacturers.<p>The emulator scene has shown that it&#x27;s perfectly possible to emulate pretty much any console architecture on a zero budget, so it can&#x27;t be a matter of resources, either money or engineers. Sony is reselling its back catalogue emulated on PS3, PS4 and Vita anyway, so they&#x27;re already emulating their older architectures on newer ones.<p>So why not also do it on the PC? There&#x27;s bound to be some PC gamers who don&#x27;t own consoles, but wouldn&#x27;t mind playing console games on a PC. And Sony could even sell them peripherals (I for one have a PS4 controller for my PC gaming needs).<p>So there must be another reason- probably something political, or marketing-y. What is it? I can&#x27;t think of it. Help me HN! :)
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