Tag

The Last Of Us Part I

All articles tagged with #the last of us part i

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"20 Entertainment Disappointments: Video Games That Wasted Your Money and Movies You Forgot Were Based on Them"

The PC port of The Last of Us Part I, developed by Naughty Dog, was released in a broken and unoptimized state, disappointing players who had been eagerly waiting for the game. The port suffered from graphical glitches, disappearing characters and objects, performance issues, and crashes. While the port has improved since its initial release, the damage to its reputation may be irreversible.

via WhatCulture|

#broken #gaming #pc-port

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

Sony's PC Gaming Sales Soar Thanks to Popular Titles

Sony has revealed that Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered has sold 1.5 million copies on PC, generating $52 million in revenue. The Last of Us Part I sold 368K units in its first month, generating $15.5 million in revenue. Sony plans to expand its portfolio on PC, with 40% of its first-party releases set to be on PC by 2025. The company estimates to make $450 million in FY23, successfully doubling its PC revenue year-over-year.

via DSOGaming|

#gaming #marvels-spider-man-remastered #pc-gaming

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Last of Us Part I PC receives massive 1.0.4 update for improved performance and graphics."

The Last of Us Part I PC patch 1.0.4 introduces CPU and GPU optimizations, leading to minor performance improvements in certain scenarios and improved texture quality at medium settings. The patch also addresses some of the port's biggest issues, but the game is still far from being completely fixed.

via Wccftech|

#gaming #optimization-improvements #pc-patch

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

"The Last of Us Part 1 receives major PC patch for improved gameplay and graphics."

The Last of Us Part I has received a patch that fixes crash bugs, optimizes texture streaming, and improves rendering. The patch also includes improvements for the Steam Deck, such as fixing PSO Caching and adjusting the user interface to show Steam Deck controls. The game can be purchased on Humble Store and Steam.

via GamingOnLinux|

#gaming #improvements #optimization

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

The Last of Us Part 1 PC Port: A Troubled Release

Naughty Dog has released a new patch for The Last of Us Part I PC port, which prioritizes fixing the game's issues over Steam Deck compatibility. The patch addresses several crash instances, UI fixes, and NPC behavior. The studio is actively optimizing and working on game stability for future updates. The PC port has disappointed fans with visual glitches, broken textures, and long load times, holding a "Mostly Negative" review rating on Steam.

via Destructoid|

#gaming #naughty-dog #patch

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Last of Us PC Port Receives Multiple Updates and Reviews"

The Last of Us Part I PC update 1.0.1.7 fixes various crashes and control issues, but the promised fix for camera jitters has been pushed to a future patch. NVIDIA also released a GeForce Driver Hotfix to resolve issues with RTX 30-series GPUs. Naughty Dog is prioritizing getting the game up to snuff on PC before verifying it for Steam Deck. The next PC patch is set to release on Friday.

via Wccftech|

#crashes #gaming #patch-update

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

Naughty Dog focuses on fixing The Last of Us PC port quality.

Naughty Dog is prioritizing fixes for the PC version of The Last of Us Part I over any plans to get it running better on Steam Deck. The PC port of the game has been heavily criticized for poor performance and frequent crashes, with Steam Deck players noting major issues such as extremely low frame rates on the lowest settings. Despite previous indications that the game would work on Steam Deck, it is not yet officially verified. The studio will keep players updated on its Steam Deck status as they continue to improve the PC version.

via Video Games Chronicle|

#gaming #naughty-dog #patches

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

"The Last of Us Part 1 PC Port: Performance, Reviews, and Player Reactions"

The Last of Us Part I PC port has been plagued with issues, but a Vulkan Mod available on Nexus Mods may improve performance and stability for NVIDIA GPU users. DLSS gets disabled, leaving AMD FSR as the only upscaling option. The game is an excellent remake and is available on PC and PlayStation 5 worldwide.

via Wccftech|

#gaming #pc-port #performance

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

The Last of Us Part I PC Port: Updates, Bugs, and Future Releases

Naughty Dog has released a hotfix for The Last of Us Part I PC port, focusing on stability and performance improvements. The studio confirmed that this is the first of a series of patches meant to improve the game's current state. The game has been poorly received due to glitches, crashes, and other performance issues. Naughty Dog is closely watching player reports and actively working on a patch with more bugfixes.

via GameSpot|

#gaming #naughty-dog #patch-update

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Last of Us Part I: PC Launch Day Deals and Preloads Now Available"

The Last of Us Part I is now available on PC and can be purchased for $54, 10% off the list price, from Fanatical and Green Man Gaming. The game takes advantage of many customization features on the platform and has ultrawide monitor support. The Last of Us Part I will be best played with the DualSense controller. The game received an 8/10 rating in our review for PS5.

via GameSpot|

#fanatical #gaming #green-man-gaming

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

Valve promotes Steam Deck with The Last of Us PC, hints at verified status.

Valve's promotional image for the Steam Deck features a scene from The Last of Us Part I, implying that the game will be officially Steam Deck verified from day one. The PC port of the game will include settings designed for PC players, such as support for Ultrawide aspect ratios and the DualSense controller. The game's PC release was delayed from March 3 to March 28 to ensure it meets standards.

via Video Games Chronicle|

#gaming #handheld-gaming #pc-gaming