The Last of Us Part I 9/2/22 PS5, 3/28/23 PC

[Grand Conde]

The next BIG Naughty Dog game is probably 2025. Damn.

Factions is going to be HUGE.

 

[-DMP-]

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

i hope they remake this shyt again in 2032, imma buy it again.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

i hope they remake this shyt again in 2032, imma buy it again.

2013 character model looks better.

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

2013 character model looks better.

To xbox eyes, its trained to find lower fidelity game models to be more appealing over time

 

[The G.O.D II]

i hope they remake this shyt again in 2032, imma buy it again.

Why does she like ok older?

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Why does she like ok older?

Because she doesn’t have big anime eyes and a round face anymore, she looks like an actual 14 year old and not a baby doll

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Its just like GTAV remastered

 

[HiiiPower]

2013 character model looks better.

Nah lol

 

[Rekkapryde]

To xbox eyes, its trained to find lower fidelity game models to be more appealing over time

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Nah lol

No you’re wrong, the remaster is far superior

 

[Tim Lord]

While the existence of this remake annoys me, I keep telling myself that this money grab (along with Uncharted 4 Collection from earlier this year) is just Naughty Dog keeping the lights on.

Last of Us, Part 2 most likely commercially under-performed (due to unjust fanboy hate) and Naughty Dog probably has some of the most talented and highest paid people in the business while their next game (Factions) is probably over 1.5 years away. They don’t have any battle passes or micro transactions to keep afloat and Sony isn’t just going to keep throwing them 10s of millions of dollars when they aren’t shipping any product.

So they release these PS5 editions of PS4 titles at full price to milk their fanbase and then port them to PC for more of a cash injection. If these low effort ports help them sustain their AAAA games, then so be it.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Nah lol

New one looks weird. Like a big/grown head on a little body like a midget or something.

 

[HiiiPower]

No you’re wrong, the remaster is far superior

While the existence of this remake annoys me, I keep telling myself that this money grab (along with Uncharted 4 Collection from earlier this year) is just Naughty Dog keeping the lights on.

Last of Us, Part 2 most likely commercially under-performed (due to unjust fanboy hate) and Naughty Dog probably has some of the most talented and highest paid people in the business while their next game (Factions) is probably over 1.5 years away. They don’t have any battle passes or micro transactions to keep afloat and Sony isn’t just going to keep throwing them 10s of millions of dollars when they aren’t shipping any product.

So they release these PS5 editions of PS4 titles at full price to milk their fanbase and then port them to PC for more of a cash injection. If these low effort ports help them sustain their AAAA games, then so be it.

What about this is a low level port?

 

[Rekkapryde]

While the existence of this remake annoys me, I keep telling myself that this money grab (along with Uncharted 4 Collection from earlier this year) is just Naughty Dog keeping the lights on.

Last of Us, Part 2 most likely commercially under-performed (due to unjust fanboy hate) and Naughty Dog probably has some of the most talented and highest paid people in the business while their next game (Factions) is probably over 1.5 years away. They don’t have any battle passes or micro transactions to keep afloat and Sony isn’t just going to keep throwing them 10s of millions of dollars when they aren’t shipping any product.

So they release these PS5 editions of PS4 titles at full price to milk their fanbase and then port them to PC for more of a cash injection. If these low effort ports help them sustain their AAAA games, then so be it.

TLOU2 is diamond. It's fine.

Once the Director's Cut drops and lifetime sales, it'll probably finish around 15 minimum.

It's definitely to keep the lights on and introduce cats new to Playstation to the best version of the game.

People have shown they'll buy games more than once, esp each generation they get released. Don't look like it'll stop anytime soon.