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Le port PC de The Last of Us Part 2 nécessitera un compte PSN

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 26,2025

Le port PC de The Last of Us Part 2 nécessitera un compte PSN

La sortie PC de The Last of Us Part II Remastered le 3 avril 2025 nécessite un compte PlayStation Network (PSN), suscitant une controverse parmi les joueurs potentiels. Cette exigence, également présente dans les précédents ports PC des exclusivités PlayStation, oblige les utilisateurs à créer ou à lier un compte PSN, une décision qui a rencontré des réactions négatives considérables dans le passé.

Bien que Sony propose des titres bien-aimés comme The Last of Us Part II sur PC via Steam est une évolution bienvenue, le mandat du compte PSN est un point controversé. L’original Last of Us Part I, sorti sur PC en 2022, partageait également cette exigence. La page Steam de Part II Remastered indique clairement la nécessité d'un compte PSN, permettant de lier les comptes existants.

Cette pratique, bien que compréhensible d'un point de vue commercial visant à élargir la base d'utilisateurs du PSN, est discutable. Contrairement aux jeux comportant des composants multijoueurs, The Last of Us Part II est une expérience solo. La nécessité d'un compte PSN pour un jeu solo semble inutile, en particulier compte tenu de la réaction négative précédente à des exigences similaires, illustrée par la suppression par Sony de l'exigence PSN de Helldivers 2 suite à une réticence importante des joueurs.

Bien qu'un compte PSN de base soit gratuit, l'étape supplémentaire de création ou de liaison du compte présente un obstacle. De plus, l'indisponibilité du PSN dans certaines régions crée des problèmes d'accessibilité, contredisant la réputation d'inclusivité de la série. Cette exigence risque d’aliéner les joueurs PC potentiels et d’atténuer l’enthousiasme suscité par le remaster très attendu.

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