Lead cinematic animator Eric Baldwin summed up the conundrum Naughty Dog faced perfectly: “No matter what we were making, it was gonna be compared – not to the original. But to me, it’s how I remember the game always being, like a perfect restoration of an old painting – not that smeared Jesus meme we all know. And the PS5 allows for in-game physics which are going to make things slightly tougher, now that bullets can tear through the environment.
And there are two performance modes to choose from, because we’re not animals: native 4K targeting 30 fps, and dynamic 4K targeting 60 fps.ĭeeper than that are the completely rebuilt character models and animations, plus upgraded AI. Of course, DualSense features have been incorporated, using the PS5 controller’s haptic feedback and trigger effects. Sony has reeled off a list of the enhancements and improvements intended to bring this remake in-line with the developer’s original vision – while taking advantage of new tech. (Image credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment) Future past As for me: been there, done that, got the spore-sprinkled t-shirt. Even ardent replayers of games would have been hard-pushed to pick out any significant improvements that warranted buying it a second time.
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The Last of Us’ PS4 remaster did nothing to change that conviction. Sometimes, the lenses fall out altogether. Revisiting old games – even for a quick, novelty dabble – always leaves those rose-tinted glasses with a few cracks in them. The Last of Us has its fair share of action, but by contrast, its post-apocalyptic backdrop is home to tragedy, desperation, and sadness.Īnd while I loved The Last of Us Part 1 back when I played it back on PS3, that book was closed as soon as I put my controller down. Uncharted is your action-adventure summer blockbuster with a charismatic lead and ensemble cast of memorable characters. These are games for people who love movies. Whether it’s Uncharted or The Last of Us, the cinematic storytelling is perfectly paced to hold my attention.
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