A resounding success for PlayStation and Naughty Dog that will land on computers. The Last of Us, the original, was transformed in 2022 into The Last of Us Part I, exclusive to PS5, and this year it opens the door to PC gamers. However, his expected arrival suffered a delay, but with sense.
Initially, the video game was scheduled for March 3, so players were rubbing their hands. The live-action adaptation boom on HBO Max gave The Last of Us a new life, so its relaunch for computers has to enjoy common sense.
Now, the premiere of the title was delayed until March 28, a few weeks after the first date. It is not a very long delay and it is logical, since it is in the same vein as the course of the HBO program starring the Chilean actor Pedro Pascal.
Why does the delay of The Last of Us Part I for PC make sense?
As a report published on the website of screen rant, the last episode of the HBO series will air on March 12which previously would have been after Steam and the Epic Games Store had allowed people to play The Last of Us Part 1 on PC.
With the delay until March 28, newcomers to this universe can now see the conclusion of the series before jumping into the video game and see what has changed, what is different from the Naughty Dog title or what the program lacked to be a faithful adaptation.
While a lag may annoy gamers, it’s also a positive fact that developers have a little more time to fix bugs, polish it more, and provide fewer performance issues. Certainly The Last of Us Part I for PC is bound to be successful.
