THE LAST OF US PART II: Rumour Suggests That The Game Could Also Release For PC

A recent LinkedIn job posting has some people wondering if The Last of Us Part II, Naughty Dog's highly anticipated PlayStation 4-exclusive title, could also be releasing on PC — although, before jumping into conclusions, it is still best to check the facts first.

This job listing is asking for people with thorough understanding of current GPU architectures like AMD, GCN, Nvidia CUDA, as well as console or PC programming experience, and this is where things get rather interesting, since the PlayStation 4 and upcoming PlayStation 5 have AMD graphics; not to mention experience with PC programming.

According to the job description, experience with DirectX12 is also a requirement, but the PC programming bit is what makes this rumour seem somewhat plausible, especially after the fact that Horizon Zero Dawn PC port has also been heavily rumoured, and the same could be the case for Naughty Dog's The Last of Us Part II.

If this rumour ends up being true, it could actually make a lot of fans somewhat upset, especially since exclusivity plays a big part on purchasing a console; with many players actually, and exclusively, purchasing a PlayStation 4 to play games like The Last of Us Part II, Marvel's Spider-Man, and Horizon Zero Dawn — to name but a few, of course. We'll just have to wait and see.

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