Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered will support DLSS and ultrawide monitors on PC

There are a number of PC features that will be included in Spider-Man Remastered on August 12th. Insomniac Games has been working with Nixxes Software to port the game to PC, and it includes a variety of customizations you would expect to see in a typical PC game.

Ultra wide 21:9 and 32:9 monitors will be used by PC players of Spider-Man. Spider-Man will be able to swing across all your monitors if you have three monitors that use a multi-monitor setup.

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The minimum specifications are very reasonable, with an Intel Core i3-4160 Processor and 8 gigabytes of RAM, and an equivalent of the minimum graphics card from the previous year. If you want the best ray tracing experience, then you will need an Intel Core i7-12700K or an Intel Core i9-9900K, as well as a graphics card. The recommended amount of storage is 75 gigabytes, with an Intel Core i5-4680 processor, a graphics card, and 16 gigabytes of memory. The PC specifications list can be found above.

Spider-Man on the PC will have the ability to boost frame rates. There is support for Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing, which is an artificial intelligence-based anti-aliasing mode that is designed to be the opposite of the standard anti-aliasing mode.

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The PC version of Spider-Man has improved shadows, ray-traced reflections, unlocked framerates, support for the dualsense controller or keyboard and mouse, and achievements and cloud saves on both steam and the epic games store.

Sony is pushing into PC gaming with games such as God of War and Days Gone, as well as the new Spider-Man game. Half of Sony's games will be on PC and mobile by the year 2025, according to the company.

The game will be available on August 12th at a price of $60. If you pre-order, you will get three Spider-Man suits, an early unlock of the Spider-Drone combat gizmo, and additional skill points for Spider-Man upgrades.