Friday, June 10th 2022
Legendary PlayStation Exclusive The Last of Us Part 1 Releasing on PC
Sony's onslaught on PC-centric gamers' wallets through the release of its critically-acclaimed exclusives shows no signs of slowing down. After porting God of War and announcing the release of the Spider Man series of video games, the company at the Summer Games Fest shared details on the upcoming PS5 remake of the original The Last of Us Part 1. With over 200 game of the year awards, it remains one of the single-player, story-driven masterpieces of gaming history. But the announcement came with its own twist: the company also confirmed a PC version is in development.
The modernized version of Last of Us Part 1 will be coming to PS5 first, with a release date set for September 2nd 2022. Development on both the PS5 and PC version being done by Naughty Dog itself. According to Sony, the modernized version will be "a total overhaul" of the original, "faithfully reproduced but incorporating modernized gameplay, improved controls and expanded accessibility options," while also offering "improved effects and enhanced exploration and combat."
Considering the quality of Sony's PC ports (God of War even added support for the mostly PC-centric AMD FSR 2.0 and NVIDIA's DLSS upscaling technologies), we're hoping this game too will be more than a simple straight port. But considering the quality and attention to detail that Naughty Dog stubbornly and proudly infuses in its games, our hopes are high for an impressive, engrossing experience that's more than enough to make grown men cry.
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via PC Gamer
The modernized version of Last of Us Part 1 will be coming to PS5 first, with a release date set for September 2nd 2022. Development on both the PS5 and PC version being done by Naughty Dog itself. According to Sony, the modernized version will be "a total overhaul" of the original, "faithfully reproduced but incorporating modernized gameplay, improved controls and expanded accessibility options," while also offering "improved effects and enhanced exploration and combat."
48 Comments on Legendary PlayStation Exclusive The Last of Us Part 1 Releasing on PC
PS5 supports keyboard and mouse, PC supports controller, both run very similar CPU and GPU architectures on compatible APIs.
Please, can anyone check/confirm if that is actually rendered at 4k? It is using a very agressive upsampling rendering by AMD ("performance" "low quality" (?) on FidelityFX SR)?
I'm using 1440p monitor and both 1080p and 1440p seem to have the same amount of detail on most scenes, 2160p doesn't look "crisp" at all.
I've seen other Last of Us "preview" videos with deceiving stuff, like "1080@60fps" where, once checked on MPC you see its frame doubling 30fps.
But I get that people who buy consoles don't have much in the way of choice or taste, so that explains it.
There is no excuse to pre-order.
I switched from ps3 to PC once sony said no more free online.
No MP no buy.
Scurries off to get some popcorn, internet flak jacket and maybe I'll play some HL Alyx. :D
@Assimilator AusWolf sums it up nicely and I love HL2 for what it brought to gaming. I still think it's a great game. Where we differ and where we will always differ, is our views on The Last Of Us but as I'm guessing we are both non-Millenials I'm sure we can handle that without needing therapy or a hug.:toast:
You're probably coming from there, but anyway, it will be free with new AMD gpu purchases
www.techpowerup.com/305532/amd-bundles-the-last-of-us-part-1-with-radeon-rx-6000-and-rx-7000-graphics-cards