Naughty Dog continues to fix up The Last of Us Part I on PC. This time it’s a 25GB patch that includes lots of crash fixes, optimizations for CPU and GPU use, some Steam Deck improvements, and plenty of bug fixes. The initial release of the game was disappointing, but Naughty Dog has been issuing regular patches to correct the issues.
Asus’ upcoming ROG Ally handheld gaming PC is powered by AMD’s new Z1 Extreme chip. It’s powerful and can deliver 8.6 teraflops of performance, which is closer to a PS5 (10.28 teraflops) than the Steam Deck (1.6 teraflops). But what about the price? In an interview with PC Gamer, Asus says the ROG Ally will be “below $1,000.” We’ll know a lot more on May 11th, but check out our hands-on until then.
Twitter’s API changes have forced Microsoft to disable support for sharing game clips from its Xbox consoles or Windows PCs to Twitter. Sharing has been disabled on Xbox and in the Windows Game Bar. You’ll now need to use the dedicated Xbox mobile apps for iOS or Android to download and share clips to Twitter.
