after “the last of us” thanks th HBOThe series is on everyone’s lips again, of course, many gamers also responded to personal computer– Port of the first part pleased. It finally came out yesterday, but the joy at the release quickly gave way to massive disappointment and anger.
then “The Last of Us: Part One” fights over personal computer with big problems. The game is very hardware-hungry and will use graphics cards, RAM & Co., etc. This is reflected in extreme loading times, sometimes even when crossing doors, i.e. fairly simple operations. But the killer is the start menu, which sometimes freezes for minutes and indicates that parachutes are loaded.
naughty dog Already responded and are currently discussing the issues described. Only the god of gaming knows why such an important title was released in such a catastrophic state. Result: in steam Reviews are mostly negative, user grade it Metacritic is 2.6.
Having rescued princesses from the claws of insidious reptilians and blasted my way through space in a tiny spaceship at a young age, I was fascinated by video games. I’m particularly fond of Japanese games, and have always been a huge fan of more specialized consoles like the Sega Saturn. A heart for strangers so to speak! When it comes to gaming, I love the “Yakuza” series, cinematic adventures like “The Last of Us” and I love playing PES in between. Other than that, my heart also beats for Japanese films, directors like Shion Sono, Shinya Tsukamoto or Takeshi Kitano are worth their weight in gold. I also like to invest my time in comics and creative work (writing, drawing…).
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