For the release of The Last of Us Part I on PC, Naughty Dog teases its future projects

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For the release of The Last of Us Part I on PC, Naughty Dog teases its future projects

This Tuesday, March 28th, 2023 marks the grand debut of The Last of Us saga on our computers. Following the resounding success of the series produced by HBO, the remake of the first installment should easily find its audience on PC. And on this launch day, Naughty Dog wanted to speak up about its future projects.

Indeed, the California studio apparently plans to port other titles to PC.

"Rest assured, PlayStation and PC gamers, we're already eager to tell you more, whether you prefer a DualSense controller or a keyboard and mouse. Developing for both platforms allows us to incorporate lessons learned on one and the other into the design of our games. Sharing our stories and experiences on both PS5 and PC is something that Naughty Dog has adopted and will continue to support in the future."

Thus, we can fairly logically imagine that the next titles from Naughty Dog, as well as past successes such as The Last of Us Part II, will find their way to our PCs.

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Source: naughtydog.com

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