Ghost of Tsushima system requirements hint at another stellar PC port

Earlier this year, Sony confirmed it would bring Ghost of Tsushima, another PlayStation exclusive, to PC on May 21. It comes a few weeks after Horizon: Forbidden West landed on the platform. The company has now revealed the PC system requirements for Ghost of Tsushima, and they're surprisingly low. And it won't take up much of your hard drive space (relatively speaking, of course), with the game demanding just 75 GB.

Nixxes, a company with an excellent track record bringing PlayStation games to PC, is developing the Ghost of Tsushima PC port. Other PC-specific features include support for up to 48:9 ultra-wide monitors and the full suite of DualSense (curr. $70 on Amazon) features (wired mode only). Additionally, cross-play is enabled across all platforms (PC, PS5, PS4) for the often-forgotten multiplayer Legends game mode. Lastly, Ghost of Tsushima supports all AI-powered image upscalers, such as Nvidia DLSS 3, AMD FSR 3 and Intel XeSS. 

Sony has another surprise in store for gamers who buy Ghost of Tsushima on PC. It will debut with a new overlay that shows off your PlayStation friends list, achievements and profile. You'll need to log in to your PlayStation account to access the feature. While it will come as a nice quality-of-life improvement for existing PlayStation owners, the prospect of logging in to yet another service might cause friction for many. Sony hasn't mentioned if a PlayStation ID is mandatory to play Ghost of Tsushima on PC.