Death Stranding: We have something new in the PC version of the Director’s Cut!

Game news Death Stranding: We have something new in the PC version of the Director’s Cut!

This morning, things have accelerated, with the upcoming Consumer Electronic Show (CES), a global exhibition that showcases new technologies, future peripherals, innovative concepts and the components that will equip our devices in the months and years to come. All through a leak linked to Intel’s presentation of the Arc architecturethat will equip the whole new generation of graphics processors and that will allow users to take advantage of them Super Sampling (XeSS), broadly comparable to Nvidia’s DLSS.

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Therefore, XeSS will be based on an AI that is able to display an image more beautifully than expected and improve the number of images per second. The applications of this technology to video games are obvious, and a press release, apparently too early, indicated this Death Stranding Director’s Cut will benefit from XeSS in its PC version. Gold, Kojima Productions hadn’t announced anything yeteven if the publication of the title on this medium seemed inevitable. We don’t have to wait long 505 Games and Kojima Productions have officially announced the upcoming release of Death Stranding Director’s Cut on PC. At the moment we don’t have a specific release date, but a window Placed on Steam and in the Epic Games Store in spring. Speaking of the announcement, Neil Ralley, President of 505 Games, said:

We’re excited to announce this partnership with Intel for the release of Death Stranding Director’s Cut on PC. Death Stranding is hugely popular with the PC community and we can’t wait to see how Intel’s XeSS technology improves your Death Stranding experience.

Improve overall performance of the game also adds Death Strandings Director’s Cut new music, new missions, generally aimed at infiltration, a practice area for new constructions or even a whole circuit Dedicated to racing. It also allows the game to connect with other franchises like Half-Life and Cyberpunk 2077. Unfortunately, while many additions are optional, they tend to reduce the game’s message when used, while the additional missions are short too and ultimately don’t add much to the title.