The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, is preparing to be released on the PC platform on April 3 after PlayStation consoles, and with this new version, the game will be offered to players with advanced graphics technologies and improvements. According to NVIDIA's announcement, the game will have DLSS 4 and Multi-Frame Gen technology support.
Smoother Gaming Experience with DLSS 4 Support
The game will be offered to gamers with various graphic options specific to the PC version. NVIDIA's DLSS 4 support will significantly improve the gaming experience. DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology increases the frame rate by reducing the load on the graphics card and thanks to the pixels created by artificial intelligence. This will allow players to play the game more smoothly. With DLSS 4, the game will increase performance without sacrificing visual quality.
Intel XeSS and AMD FSR 3 Expectations
In addition, players The Last of Us Part 2 RemasteredIt is also expected to support technologies such as Intel XeSS and AMD FSR 3. However, it is stated that these supports have not been officially confirmed. Still, these technologies could provide additional performance improvements for players with different hardware.
Improvements and Mod Support on PlayStation 5
The PC version of the game will include all the improvements and modes found in the PlayStation 5 version. These modes will include interesting content such as “No Return” and “Guitar Free Play.” These additions will provide a rich experience in terms of both story and gameplay.
Release Date and System Requirements
The Last of Us Part 2 RemasteredThe PC version of will be released on April 3. However, the system requirements of the game have not yet been announced. This is one of the most curious topics for PC players, because the game has high graphical details, it may require a powerful system.
For gamers, this new remaster version offers a very exciting development in terms of technical innovations and content.
