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Sony has announced the release dates for two more titles being ported to PC. The first one is the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection, which will be coming to PC on October 19. The specs have also been released, with the minimum requirements asking for a Ryzen 3 1200 or Intel i5-4330 AMD for the CPU, an NVIDIA GTX 960 (4GB) or an AMD R9 290X (4 GB) for the GPU, and just 8GB of RAM. The game will also weigh about 126 GB. Some PC-centric features include things like a reimagined UI, variable load speed, GPU and VRAM detection and various scale sliders, as well as "adjustable texture and model quality, anisotropic filtering, shadows, reflections, and ambient occlusion." It will also support the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller through a wired connection for players who want to use the haptic feedback and dynamic trigger feedback designed for the PS5 version. Otherwise, the DualShock 4 and a variety of other gamepads, as well as mouse and keyboard, will be supported.

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We have fewer details on the second title coming, Sackboy: A Big Adventure. That's because its announcement was likely not intended yet, but an unlisted trailer has been found on the Latin America PlayStation YouTube account. We do know, however, that it will be compatible with ultrawide 21:9 monitors, support NVIDIA DLSS, 4K 120FPS and a variable refresh rate, and will release on October 27.

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PlayStation Blog for Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection on PC

 

[Xzi]

Footage of Returnal running on PC has also been spotted in the wild. Looks like Sony's gonna have to rename "The Last of Us" to "The Last of Our Exclusives" before it hits PC.

 

[Nincompoopdo]

The Last of Us will launch on PC at the same time as the TV show - they planned this years ago. The game helps to promote the show and the show helps to sell the game, win win for both.

 

[RedoLane]

I think it's quite stupid to drop Uncharted 4 on PCs without dropping the Nathan Drake Collection first.
God of War was a different case because it was designed to be newcomer-friendly, while Uncharted 4 wasn't.

Can't wait for Sackboy though. Seems like a very fun time.

 

[guisadop]

even sackboy? guess it really is pointless to own a ps5 in 2022...

 

[Reploid]

Good, I was tortured my insomnia recently.

 

[Plazorn]

what is the point of a console if there are no exclusives? what is next? Knack?

 

[Nincompoopdo]

what is the point of a console if there are no exclusives? what is next? Knack?

Maybe Sony is giving up their console business. PS5 is a disaster, they are transiting to a software publisher.

 

[scroeffie1984]

why would i buy a ps4 or ps5 all the ps games come to pc no more exclusives

 

[Spider_Man]

Footage of Returnal running on PC has also been spotted in the wild. Looks like Sony's gonna have to rename "The Last of Us" to "The Last of Our Exclusives" before it hits PC.

But they still remain sony exclusives as its released by Sony to pc.

Taking the same logic, Microsoft then and its console exclusives were gone long ago.

 

[Xzi]

Taking the same logic, Microsoft then and its console exclusives were gone long ago.

Pretty much, yeah. Exclusivity is on its deathbed, and that's a net positive for gaming as a whole. It doesn't really matter how long Nintendo holds out if they keep releasing outdated hardware that's easily emulated.