While not yet officially confirmed, it appears that Death Stranding Director’s Cut is also making its way to PC sometime in the near future, as per reports from a leaked press release from Intel. The report is tied to Intel’s supposed announcement of their brand-new Arc GPUs, as the CPU giant is set to enter the race alongside Nvidia and AMD, with Death Stranding Director’s Cut on PC to utilize their newest upscaling tech called XeSS.

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As first reported by VideoCardz, Intel will be announcing their Arc GPUs, and that shipment has already begun to some OEM manufacturers. In addition to this, the press release also name-dropped Death Stranding Director’s Cut, which basically confirms the release on the platform. Check out a snippet of the press release below:

“We’re delighted to announce our partnership with Intel for the Death Stranding Director’s Cut edition on PC. Death Stranding has been a hugely popular game with PC players and we’re excited to see how Intel’s new XeSS technology will enchance player experiences for the Director’s Cut,” said Neil Rally, president of 505 Games.

The press release also mentioned other publishers and developers that will soon utilize Intel’s XeSS technology on PC, namely: 505 Games, Codemasters, EXOR Studios, Fishlabs, Hashbane, IOI, Illfonic, Kojima Productions, Massive Work Studio, PUBG Studios,  Techland, Ubisoft, and Wonder People.

While known leaker Okami has corroborated the report over on Twitter, it’s still important to take this one with a grain of salt until officially confirmed, as with everything unconfirmed.

Death Stranding: Director's Cut is coming to PC and will be one of the first titles to support Intel's new upscaling technology XeSS.https://t.co/itpDJZeZDH #DeathStranding #Intel pic.twitter.com/SmfVQMUvtW

— AJ | Okami Games 🕹 (@Okami13_) January 3, 2022

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Source: VideoCardz