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Prepare to endure and survive, PC players. We’re so excited to reveal The Last of Us Part I will be released on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store March 3, 2023. We’ve been anticipating this launch for a while now, and we know many of you have as well. We’re thrilled to be bringing The Last of Us to PC for the first time. If you didn’t catch our reveal trailer at The Game Awards, be sure to watch it below. We were so honored by the reception of The Last of Us Part I when it debuted on the PS5 earlier this year, and we can’t wait to welcome new and returning players on Joel and Ellie’s unforgettable adventure, newly optimized and enhanced for PC. We’ll have more information about The Last of Us Part I’s PC specs and features closer to release, so please look forward to more ahead of the March launch . “The development of The Last of Us Part I on PC provided us with an opportunity to open our game in new ways.” The Last of Us Part I Game Director Matthew Gallant said . “We learned a lot from the development of Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection on PC earlier this year, and we can’t wait to make The Last of Us Part I at home on the PC as well.” Download this image To ensure you can play The Last of Us Part I as soon as it is released on March 3, 2023, you can pre-purchase on both Epic and Steam. The Last of Us Part I Standard Edition ($59.99) If you pre-purchase The Last of Us Part I on PC, you will receive the following in-game items: · Bonus Supplements to upgrade y...

2022 and now 2023 have been rough years for AAA game release quality, with many games releasing in an unfinished, broken state - particularly on PC. We recently reported on big improvements to The Last of Us Part 1 on PC, so we decided to go back, revisiting four of the most contentious releases we've reviewed recently. How long does it take to fix a PC game? Do they actually get fixed at all? Of course, the truth is that the situation is different on a game by game basis. Some games have only had minor tweaks, and of the four we tested, only one has addressed the foundational problems we highlighted in our initial review. The results of our investigation are found in the video embedded below, but Dead Space, Returnal and Forspoken came under the microscope - and I began by taking a look at The Callisto Protocol. This launched with astonishingly bad shader compilation stutter, which was quickly addressed. However, other problems remain as they were. The options menu remains confusingly hyper-nested, with menus within menus and options that cannot be changed in real-time, meaning you need to restart the game to see the difference. This essentially makes settings optimisation impossible unless you have a photographic memory, or a capture card. Four games re-tested - but only one does a good job of addressing key criticisms from our launch coverage. Other issues remain untouched. There's still no DLSS or XeSS support - only FSR2 - which is unacceptable when the quality of the...

The Last of Us Part I v1.0.4.0 targets framerate issues by further optimizing GPU and CPU performance and adding a new option to adjust the texture streaming rate, according to the Also among the 22 bug fixes and improvements are texture and resolution enhancements for those playing on low or medium settings, as well as fixes for several instances that may lead to crashing. Play Naughty Dog says it and PC port developer Iron Galaxy are "actively optimizing, working on game stability, and implementing additional fixes which will all be included in regularly released future updates." Specifically, the companies say those updates will improve framerate, texture fidelity, and CPU optimization. The Last of Us Part 1 for PC was released with numerous technical issues that led to poor performance and excessive crashing. Two days after it was released, it held a "mostly negative" rating on Steam with over 9,000 reviews. Now, one month and seven patches later, its Here's Naughty Dog's full list of patch notes for The Last of Us v1.0.4.0: • Optimized CPU and GPU use throughout the game • Improved texture fidelity and resolution on in-game Low and Medium settings • Improved graphical fidelity on the in-game Low graphics preset, particularly water surfaces no longer appear black • Fixed a crash that may occur during shader building • Fixed a crash that may occur when quitting to the Main Menu • Fixed a crash that may occur when dying after combat • Fixed an issue where, on first boot,...

Original Story: This is a megaton: The Last Of Us, perhaps PlayStation's most iconic modern classic, is coming to PC. This is in the form of the long-rumoured remake of the game (which doesn't really need it, but whatever). The funniest thing is the ridiculous name they've lumbered it with: Thanks to the sequel, the original is now going to be called The Last Of Us Part 1. Okay, ludicrous names aside: This game is a belter. It's inspired by Cormac McCarthy's The Road, and sees the pair Joel and Ellie traversing a dangerous post-apocalyptic United States. Ellie's blood may hold a key to the cure for whatever virus has caused this, and Joel's job is to get her safely to the right people. If you've never played it, I recommend it. See more The listing says this is "a total overhaul" of the original, "faithfully reproduced but incorporating modernized gameplay, improved controls and expanded accessibility options." It also promises "improved effects and enhanced exploration and combat." The Last of Us was already remastered once, but I guess this is the afterlife for any suitably high-profile and successful game these days.Sony has said that it's going to be making a big push on PC following the success of releases like God of War, and Spider-Man and now this suggest that Rich is a games journalist with 15 years' experience, beginning his career on Edge magazine before working for a wide range of outlets, including Ars Technica, Eurogamer, GamesRadar+, Gamespot, the Guardian, ...

A patch for The Last of Us Part I is now live. This update primarily focuses on performance improvements, Steam Deck performance, various crashes, and more. Alongside this patch, The Last of Us Part I is now Steam Deck Verified. You will find the latest patch notes for Steam Deck below. Downloading this patch will trigger a full shader rebuild. • Optimizations to improve global CPU and GPU performance throughout the game • Overall improvements to texture and environment loading • Improved shader compilations times • Fixed a crash that could occur after changing custom controller settings • Fixed a crash that could occur in Photo Mode when saving images in 4K • Fixed a crash that could occur when playing on Ultra graphics preset with DLSS enabled • Fixed a crash that could occur when using a mouse with a high DPI • Fixed a crash that could occur when entering Options > Graphics • Fixed multiple crashes affecting players with Intel GPUs • Fixed an issue where players could lose the ability to aim or shoot immediately after exiting menus • Fixed an issue where the Flashlight tutorial would not leave the screen if ignored • Fixed an issue where exiting Photo Mode could cause the player to throw an equipped item • Fixed issues where players could see outside the game world in some locations • Addressed issues where screen tearing could still occur with V-Sync enabled • Fixed an audio issue that could occur when using a USB audio device alongside Spatial Audio Plug-Ins • Added s...

Minimum Recommended OS Windows 10 64-bit Windows 10 64-bit CPU Intel Core i7 4770K AMD Ryzen 5 1500X Intel Core i7 8700 AMD Ryzen 5 3600X RAM 16GB 16GB GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 AMD Radeon RX 470 Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Storage 100GB SSD 100GB SSD Just bear in mind that if your graphics card is comparable to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon RX 470, you should only expect 30fps at 720p using the ‘Low’ preset. That said, you can actually play Moving up to the Last of Us recommended specs, you’ll need a hexa-core processor akin to the Intel Core i7 8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X. Additionally, your pixel pushing power levels need to keep up with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super or AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT. Hardware of this calibre should be good enough for 60fps at 1080p using the ‘High’ preset. However, since The Last of Us supports The Last of Us size comes in at 100GB. Developer Naughty Dog outright says you’ll need a solid-state drive no matter what, so be sure to install it on the The Last of Us PC has arrived, but its launch is plagued by negative Steam reviews. Thankfully, Naughty Dog says it’s “actively investigating” multiple issues, so a patch will hopefully arrive soon.A lack of optimisation means TLoU PC specs are law, so don’t be trying to skimp out in parts if you want to avoid hardware hiccups. To help prevent any additional frame rate dips, we’ve tested the Wondering whether Take The Last of Us system requirements test over on PCG...

After its successful debut on the PlayStation 5 console last year, The Whether you’re coming to the launch of The Last of Us Part I on PC as a first timer – maybe you’ve been enjoying The Last of Us on HBO and want to jump into the game? – or if you’re a returning player who wants to experience this memorable adventure all over again, we hope the PC version will be an exciting way for everyone to play. We previously confirmed Whatever your previous experience with The Last of Us Part I, its PC release brings with it plenty of PC features to bring Joel and Ellie’s tense and unforgettable journey to life. This version of The Last of Us Part I is optimized for PC with PC-centric quality-of-life enhancements. Part I will feature AMD FSR 2.2 support, Nvidia DLSS Super Resolution support*, VSync and frame rate cap options, and a host of features designed specifically for PC, including adjustable Texture Quality, Shadows, Reflections, Ambient Occlusion, and more. Through the experiences of Joel and Ellie, PC players can fully immerse themselves in beautiful yet haunting environments in stunning detail with true 4K resolutions**. From the harsh, oppressive streets of the Boston QZ to the overgrown and abandoned homes of Bill’s Town to so much more, embark on a beautiful journey across the United States of America with Ultra-Wide Monitor Support for both 21:9 Ultrawide and 32:9 Super Ultrawide aspect ratios. Experience all these locations, stealthily sneaking through abandoned home...

Minimum Recommended OS Windows 10 64-bit Windows 10 64-bit CPU Intel Core i7 4770K AMD Ryzen 5 1500X Intel Core i7 8700 AMD Ryzen 5 3600X RAM 16GB 16GB GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 AMD Radeon RX 470 Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Storage 100GB SSD 100GB SSD Just bear in mind that if your graphics card is comparable to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon RX 470, you should only expect 30fps at 720p using the ‘Low’ preset. That said, you can actually play Moving up to the Last of Us recommended specs, you’ll need a hexa-core processor akin to the Intel Core i7 8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X. Additionally, your pixel pushing power levels need to keep up with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super or AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT. Hardware of this calibre should be good enough for 60fps at 1080p using the ‘High’ preset. However, since The Last of Us supports The Last of Us size comes in at 100GB. Developer Naughty Dog outright says you’ll need a solid-state drive no matter what, so be sure to install it on the The Last of Us PC has arrived, but its launch is plagued by negative Steam reviews. Thankfully, Naughty Dog says it’s “actively investigating” multiple issues, so a patch will hopefully arrive soon.A lack of optimisation means TLoU PC specs are law, so don’t be trying to skimp out in parts if you want to avoid hardware hiccups. To help prevent any additional frame rate dips, we’ve tested the Wondering whether Take The Last of Us system requirements test over on PCG...

2022 and now 2023 have been rough years for AAA game release quality, with many games releasing in an unfinished, broken state - particularly on PC. We recently reported on big improvements to The Last of Us Part 1 on PC, so we decided to go back, revisiting four of the most contentious releases we've reviewed recently. How long does it take to fix a PC game? Do they actually get fixed at all? Of course, the truth is that the situation is different on a game by game basis. Some games have only had minor tweaks, and of the four we tested, only one has addressed the foundational problems we highlighted in our initial review. The results of our investigation are found in the video embedded below, but Dead Space, Returnal and Forspoken came under the microscope - and I began by taking a look at The Callisto Protocol. This launched with astonishingly bad shader compilation stutter, which was quickly addressed. However, other problems remain as they were. The options menu remains confusingly hyper-nested, with menus within menus and options that cannot be changed in real-time, meaning you need to restart the game to see the difference. This essentially makes settings optimisation impossible unless you have a photographic memory, or a capture card. Four games re-tested - but only one does a good job of addressing key criticisms from our launch coverage. Other issues remain untouched. There's still no DLSS or XeSS support - only FSR2 - which is unacceptable when the quality of the...

Prepare to endure and survive, PC players. We’re so excited to reveal The Last of Us Part I will be released on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store March 3, 2023. We’ve been anticipating this launch for a while now, and we know many of you have as well. We’re thrilled to be bringing The Last of Us to PC for the first time. If you didn’t catch our reveal trailer at The Game Awards, be sure to watch it below. We were so honored by the reception of The Last of Us Part I when it debuted on the PS5 earlier this year, and we can’t wait to welcome new and returning players on Joel and Ellie’s unforgettable adventure, newly optimized and enhanced for PC. We’ll have more information about The Last of Us Part I’s PC specs and features closer to release, so please look forward to more ahead of the March launch . “The development of The Last of Us Part I on PC provided us with an opportunity to open our game in new ways.” The Last of Us Part I Game Director Matthew Gallant said . “We learned a lot from the development of Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection on PC earlier this year, and we can’t wait to make The Last of Us Part I at home on the PC as well.” Download this image To ensure you can play The Last of Us Part I as soon as it is released on March 3, 2023, you can pre-purchase on both Epic and Steam. The Last of Us Part I Standard Edition ($59.99) If you pre-purchase The Last of Us Part I on PC, you will receive the following in-game items: · Bonus Supplements to upgrade y...