The Last of Us 2 is the latest PlayStation exclusive to land on PC and, by extension, on the Steam Deck. It’s been five years since the game’s original release, so we reckon it should run well on Valve’s handheld.
It is all getting steamy on this week's GFN Thursday. The official and native GeForce NOW app is now rolling out for Steam Deck devices.
We also have six more games coming to GeForce NOW.
Marketing analyst estimates over 2 million units of The Last of Us Part II Remastered sold during HBO Season 2.
If true, this is why Sony keeps making them. A lot of "gamers" might complain or cry about it. But as long as these things keep making money, they will keep doing it and ignore all those complaining online
This isn't an argument for the low-hanging fruit, but this here is exactly why Sony - and others - will keep producing them. Dev costs are low. Profitability is high. It's low risk, high reward. And given the skyrocketing costs in the AAA space, projects like this help fund future titles. I don't like it, and I'd much rather Sony - and others - release new titles, but I sure as hell understand why it happens.
Whats the point of making new games when you can keep releasing old ones 😂 they keep buying so why not?
Shaz from Pixel Swish: "From the Asus ROG Ally X to the Lenovo Legion GO to the Steam Deck, we’ve gotten a lot of PC handhelds over the past few years. However, for as impressive and exciting as these PC handhelds are, they all fall shy in one way or another from my dream device."
One medium setting, the rest either low or completely turned off.
The fact it runs 30+ fps on the deck at all is pretty cool. Also it’s a remastered version and not a vanilla 5yr old game.
Like zero dawn remastered runs like crap on handhelds but the original port works quite well.