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Official The Last of Us Remastered Thread (No SPOILERS)
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I rocked 360 last Gen pretty hard towards the tail end so my excitement for this is kind of fukking high
I don't even know what listening mode is. Started on Hard and first thing I did was switch that shyt off. Went through it once more on survivor and tried to make a Survivor + run a month or two ago but I haven't had much time and with Grounded mode and the remaster on the horizon, I didn't want the fatigue.
If yal about that life, yal would put the game on the hardest difficulty on your first playthrough and turn off the "Listening" Mode so you can't see enemies through walls
experience last June. Gonna drop straight into Grounded mode tomorrow if the game lets me.
@ not being able to use your shanks because your saving them for the locked doors.my heart cant handle that..game was scary enough with the listening mode
If yal about that life, yal would put the game on the hardest difficulty on your first playthrough and turn off the "Listening" Mode so you can't see enemies through walls
Amazon sent that email last night. Game will be on my doorstep is less than 24 hours. 
I actually considered doing this but I'm not trying to get frustrated on my first playthrough.
If yal about that life, yal would put the game on the hardest difficulty on your first playthrough and turn off the "Listening" Mode so you can't see enemies through walls
I actually considered doing this but I'm not trying to get frustrated on my first playthrough.
Play on hard first with listen mode off. Bñ
Normal mode is like easy.
Normal mode is like easy.
Last of Us IGN review: 10/10
"For as great as Remastered’s little tweaks and additions are, the true value proposition comes in when you start to talk about DLC. A slew of DLC that had to be purchased separately on PlayStation 3 comes bundled-in on PlayStation 4. For instance, Left Behind – The Last of Us’ incredible single-player prequel DLC – is included (read the original review here), as are a ton of online maps and modes that you’d otherwise have to acquire separately on PS3.
And yes, playing The Last of Us: Remastered online is just as awesome as it was the first time around, again aided by a silky-smooth framerate. I suspect the surprising online addiction The Last of Us provided in 2013 will be renewed for some and discovered for the first time for others.
THE VERDICT
In 2013, I called The Last of Us on PlayStation 3 a masterpiece. The same holds true of its PlayStation 4 "Remastered" sibling. You can’t go wrong with either version, but with Remastered you’ll get a better framerate that smooths out gunplay, a prettier, sharper look, and a bunch of DLC content rolled into the package from the get-go (not to mention a whole fresh set of Trophies to earn again, if you have a whole lot of time on your hands).
Whether you’ve already experienced it on PlayStation 3 or have no idea what you’re missing, The Last of Us: Remastered is worth your time and attention. PlayStation 3’s best game just became PlayStation 4’s, too.
http://m.ign.com/articles/2014/07/28/the-last-of-us-remastered-review
"For as great as Remastered’s little tweaks and additions are, the true value proposition comes in when you start to talk about DLC. A slew of DLC that had to be purchased separately on PlayStation 3 comes bundled-in on PlayStation 4. For instance, Left Behind – The Last of Us’ incredible single-player prequel DLC – is included (read the original review here), as are a ton of online maps and modes that you’d otherwise have to acquire separately on PS3.
And yes, playing The Last of Us: Remastered online is just as awesome as it was the first time around, again aided by a silky-smooth framerate. I suspect the surprising online addiction The Last of Us provided in 2013 will be renewed for some and discovered for the first time for others.
THE VERDICT
In 2013, I called The Last of Us on PlayStation 3 a masterpiece. The same holds true of its PlayStation 4 "Remastered" sibling. You can’t go wrong with either version, but with Remastered you’ll get a better framerate that smooths out gunplay, a prettier, sharper look, and a bunch of DLC content rolled into the package from the get-go (not to mention a whole fresh set of Trophies to earn again, if you have a whole lot of time on your hands).
Whether you’ve already experienced it on PlayStation 3 or have no idea what you’re missing, The Last of Us: Remastered is worth your time and attention. PlayStation 3’s best game just became PlayStation 4’s, too.
http://m.ign.com/articles/2014/07/28/the-last-of-us-remastered-review
It's time man 
For me to sleep and buy it tomorrow morning.
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For me to sleep and buy it tomorrow morning.
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gambinomakeitwrk
Royalty
Just got back from Meijer. Let's go
ltheghost
Payin Debts.... N40
I'm ready brehs...I'm just waiting for that 3am East coast time for the download...
You could download already. My brother downloading his game right now.
how long this shyt take to beat?