This means that two games that are currently only available on one of the current generation of consoles will be making their way to PC to appeal to a wider audience.

According to an announcement from Sony Interactive Entertainment, Naughty Dog will be porting The Last of Us Part II Remastered (which was released on January 19th for PlayStation 5) to PC with the help of Nixxes Software. The game will be graphically nicer (no details on how yet) and will fully support the DualSense controller. Of course, you’ll need a PlayStation Network account to play it, as Sony won’t bring any of its games to PC without requiring a PSN account, even for single-player titles.

Square Enix, on the other hand, has been a bit more forthcoming about what to expect from the PC port of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which has been available on PlayStation 5 since February 29th. The lighting has been greatly improved, so scenes and areas will be nicer and clearer than on the console. Nvidia’s DLSS will be supported as well as Variable Refresh Rate (VRR). The level of detail for background models and background texture mipmaps will all be adjustable. The density of background polygons and textures can be cranked up higher than ever before, making the game even more beautiful. DualSense will also be supported, but mouse/keyboard pairing will also be available. Steam Deck support is also planned (despite the guaranteed use of Denuvo).

You can pre-order now and for a limited time you can get up to 30% off. For pre-ordering, we get the Moogle Trio Summoning material, which gives us access to a powerful summon right from the start. We also get a Shinra Bangle Mk: II and a Midgar Bangle Mk: II. We also get the Posh Chocobo Summoning Material regardless of when you buy it. The Basic Edition will be available for €/$49 instead of €/$70 until January 23rd, while the Digital Deluxe Edition will be available for €/$63 instead of €/$90. The latter includes the digital mini soundtrack and art book, as well as the Magic Pot Summoning Materia, the Reclaimant Choker, and the Orchid Bracelet. Finally, there’s the Final Fantasy VII Remake & Rebirth Twin Pack, which for a limited time will cost €/$70 instead of €/$100, with the Digital Deluxe version of this pair costing €/$90 instead of €/$120 and including all content from both titles.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered will be released on PC on April 3, while Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will be released on January 23.

Source: Gematsu