One can't help but feel that there's some sort of cosmic irony behind the fact that The Last of Us, a game long touted as one of the main selling points of the PlayStation consoles, has immediately crashed and burned the minute it was ported to another platform. The game has been plagued with sluggish performance, crashes, graphical oddities, long loading times, and generally abysmal optimization all around, leaving Naughty Dog's opus sitting at a 43% approval rating on Steam. Naughty Dog has taken to Twitter to apologize, promising fixes in the near future:
With any luck, The Last of Us will pull an Arkham Knight and bounce back from a poor initial launch – Naughty Dog's reputation has been sterling up until now, so I'd expect nothing less than a full recovery from this unfortunate infection.
