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This, for me, is the most significant upgrade from PS3 to PS4, as taking out Fireflies with a plank with nails on it is easily a superior experience on PS4 - especially with 60 frames-per-second and party support. I know it seems like a weird reason, given that The Last of Us is known more for its engrossing campaign, but Naughty Dog really do know how to design excellent multiplayer, which first became apparent with the Uncharted series. As for those who already own it (like myself), that’s up to debate however, I say it’s worth the dive because, hey, you get to play the game’s surprisingly excellent and addictive multiplayer on the PS4. That’s all you need to know, because to give anymore plot details would only detract from the masterful tale that really should be experienced firsthand by every gamer.Īnyways, TLoU: Remastered is undoubtedly worth its price tag for those who’ve never played it before. The Last of Us is an astoundingly crafted and emotionally-charged, third-person shooter experience that has you taking on the role of Joel, who’s tasked with smuggling a teenage girl named Ellie. If you’ve somehow never played The Last of Us, though, then here’s a quick little summary of the game: Instead, I want to focus on the, well, remastered part. In the interest of avoiding ground already covered, I won’t go quite as in-depth with mechanics or story beats as our original review did. Hell, I answered an opening rhetorical question just to make sure to hammer in that point. The Last of Us: Remastered, despite being a year and a generation old, proves to be one of the finest Playstation 4 (and current-generation) experiences you can have right now. What is there not to love about one of the greatest games of all-time getting a graphical facelift and a healthy shot of extra content? The answer is literally nothing.
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