In November 2019, Kojima Productions released on PS4 Death Stranding, latest game designed by Hideo Kojima (Metal gear) which has attracted many players, but which remains divisive. The title was subsequently ported to PC, then to a Director’s Cut with new content and improvements, but only on PlayStation 5.
But let PC gamers rest assured, Death Stranding: Director’s Cut could soon land on PC. This is what suggests Videocardz, who got hold of a press releaseIntel focused on Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) and which will be presented during the CES 2022. This press release includes a statement from Neil Rally, President of 505 Games, who announce a partnership with Intel to highlight the XeSS in Death Stranding: Director’s Cut on PC :
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Intel for the Death Stranding Director’s Cut edition on PC. Death Stranding has been an extremely popular game with PC gamers and we’re excited to see how Intel’s new XeSS technology will enhance the player experience for the Director’s Cut.
Also according to this press release which leaked a little too early, the XeSS should be integrated into games from reputable studios like Codemasters, Illfonic, Techland, Ubisoft or PUBG Studios. 505 Games has not yet confirmed this announcement, but we should be fixed in the next few days, the CES 2022 will take place from January 5 to 8. You can find Death Stranding at € 14.99 at Gamesplanet.
Also read: Death Stranding Director’s Cut: the notes of the English-speaking press
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