Sony recently published the PC spec sheet for Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut. While somewhat demanding (especially at 4K), the system requirements aren’t unusual compared to recent.
Why it matters: Sony’s PC conversions of its first-party PlayStation games have maintained a fairly consistent quality, including all the performance and quality-of-life features users expect. They have also become predictable. However, Ghost of Tsushima, which debuted four years ago on PlayStation 4, introduces a notable new feature as Sony begins to push cross-platform interactions between PlayStation and PC.
Sony recently published the PC spec sheet for Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut. While somewhat demanding (especially at 4K), the system requirements aren’t unusual compared to recent big-budget releases. The PC port’s most significant addition is the debut of a PlayStation overlay, which enables multiplayer cross-play and access to PlayStation account features.
The feature’s primary benefit is enhancing cross-play between PC and console users in the game’s co-op Legends mode.
