The Last of Us Part I PC Port May Have Been Handled By Iron Galaxy

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There is a ton of hype still surrounding Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us. This video game came out all the way back in 2013, and still, there are newcomers to the franchise. We had such a new resurgence of followers for the franchise, partly thanks to the immensely successful HBO live-action adaptation service of the game. With the first season just wrapping up and now viewers having to wait for the next season to come out, there is the video game players can go back and play. But for those on PC, you’re actually getting the remake for The Last of Us later this month. 

The Last of Us Part I is heading to the PC platform, and it’s been a waiting game for players to see just what the PC system requirements might be for the title. Fortunately, last week we were given the official PC system requirements rundown. This allowed players a look to ensure that their personal PC rig would be able to run the game as intended by developers. But thanks to a report from PCGamesN, it now seems that the image that showcased the PC system requirements rundown was altered. 

This new image upload now showcases the logo for Iron Galaxy at the bottom of the PC system requirements. Fortunately, there wasn’t anything altered for the PC system requirements itself. Instead, this update only added the Iron Galaxy image, which has some players assuming that the development studio had a hand in the creation of The Last of Us Part I port. We’re not sure just how much of the game was aided by Iron Galaxy, along with how much of the studio resources from Naughty Dog helped bring this PC version into the marketplace. 

If you don’t recall, Iron Galaxy also helped bring the PC port for the Uncharted Legacy of Thieves Collection to the PC. So this is not