Japanese publishing giant Sega has said it would be "aggressively" focusing on PC ports of its portfolio after seeing a strong performance on the Steam during the COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown.

In an investor Q&A – as reported by GamesIndustry.biz – the company said that sales for titles like PlayStation Vita game Persona 4: Golden, which launched on Steam in June were "significantly higher than expected."

"Going forward, we intend to aggressively promote the porting of previously launched titles to Steam and other new platforms," Sega said.

"Under such direction, we would like to take multi-platform rollout in account and prepare the PC version and others from the start."

This isn't so much a new strategy for Sega as it is an expansion of its existing plan. The firm has been bringing its console IP, such as Vanquish, Bayonetta, Yakuza and Valkyria Chronicles to PC in recent years.