Title: Summary of News and Updates Related to Handhelds and PC Gaming
On this week's edition of news and updates related to handhelds and PC gaming, we have a substantial amount of information to cover. Firstly, Sony has announced that Ghost of Tsushima will be coming to PC, which has generated mixed reactions from fans. While some are excited about the opportunity to play popular PlayStation titles on their PCs, others are vehemently opposed to the idea, claiming that it's compromising their favorite games.
Also, Sony has confirmed that Horizon Forbidden West is coming to PC but has not revealed any specific release date or system requirements yet. However, preliminary benchmark results seem to suggest a relatively high hardware requirement, potentially causing some concerns for Steam Deck users.
In terms of emulation, Nintendo has successfully sued Yuzu, a popular Nintendo Switch emulator, and the developers have been forced to pay a hefty settlement and apologize for their actions. As a result, popular emulation frontends like EmulationStation and RetroArch have removed Yuzu and Citra from their list of recommended emulators for new installations.
On a positive note, AMD Adrenalin 22.3.1 drivers have been released, bringing performance improvements to Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Strikers on PC. Additionally, a new auto HDR feature has been developed for Persona 5 Royal using Reshade, showcasing stunning visual enhancements.
Moreover, Valve has released a substantial update for Proton, including a brand
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