Sony has recently reintroduced the "PlayStation Exclusive" label on some first-party game pages. Currently, the pages for Ghost of Yōtei and Until Dawn 2 already display this wording, but the change has not yet been applied to all first-party titles.
Pages for games such as Astro Bot, Gran Turismo 7, and Marvel's Wolverine do not currently feature the same label. Due to the inconsistent presentation across pages, Tech4Gamers judges that this promotional labeling may still be in its early rollout phase.
The new "PlayStation Exclusive" label has also been compared to the "Only on PlayStation" slogan Sony used before entering the PC market for first-party game ports. Since Sony previously brought titles like The Last of Us, Spider-Man, and God of War to PC, this change in branding wording has drawn attention.
The current page changes may indicate that PlayStation is re-emphasizing PS5 console-exclusive content, but the label itself only proves that adjustments have been made to current marketing displays; it does not confirm that Sony has established a unified, permanent PC release policy for all first-party games.
As for whether future titles like God of War: Ragnarök will use similar labels during their initial promotional phases, this remains speculative and is not part of any specific arrangement announced by Sony.

