The Last of Us Remastered comes to PlayStation 4 on July 29
Sony has issued a release date for their PlayStation 4 version of The Last of Us. Get ready to re-live the lasting memories all over again when The Last of Us Remastered arrives on July 29, a month later than the initial retail estimate.
Sony has issued a release date for their PlayStation 4 version of The Last of Us. Get ready to re-live the lasting memories all over again when The Last of Us Remastered arrives on July 29, a month later than the initial retail estimate.
The trailer that debuted during the Sony E3 press conference tugged right at the heartstrings, reminding players why they were so engaged by Naughty Dog's most recent opus. The Last of Us Remastered will collect the base game, along with the game's DLC (including the Left Behind chapter) and a cast & developer commentary.
You can watch the full trailer below, but be warned that there are spoilers! So if you haven't played the game yet, maybe you rethink that idea.
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Sony has issued a release date for their PlayStation 4 version of The Last of Us. Get ready to re-live the lasting memories all over again when The Last of Us Remastered arrives on July 29, a month later than the initial retail estimate.-
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This is the biggest joke on us, since the whole Kinect debacle. Yeah I know. Dont want it, don't buy it. Thing is as the video played, my wife asked me why was The Last of Playing on E3 again? I asked her to look at it and tell me. She started at it and waited. Then she saw the words remastered and laughed and walked away.
She said it best, she said "anyone buying that game has nothing better to do, the jokes on them" Thats from someone that loved it on PS3.
Its right up there with that demo for $40 called Ground Zeros-
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People need to come to terms with the fact that game development costs so much money that re-releases are a guaranteed and relatively inexpensive (relative to the cost of building a game from scratch) way to recoup the costs of developing new IPs.
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plus they wouldn't do it if, you know, people weren't going to BUY it. but i guess wanting to buy a product makes me a SUCKER.
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Yup, and in the same breath there are always going to be people who feel cheated, having paid to play a perceived inferior experience - reasonable or not. Adding salt to the wound, should they want to have this new experience they are faced with surrendering more of their money to the very company that has so deviously pulled the wool over their eyes. This, dear sir, gets their goat. Some of these people lash out on the internet to vent. And we enjoy a nice shack pile with our coffee. *sips*
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Yeah, I really regret playing one of the best games of all time last year at release when I could have waited a year, bought a new system, and then played a graphically improved, but fundamentally identical experience. I got swindled.
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Honestly with games that were on the cusp of the new gen I don't mind them taking time to do a proper version for the next gen console than just straight porting. Take advantage of the horsepower.
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I always got the feeling it was more for people who didnt play it on PS3 or own a PS3. My brother plans to buy it and he didnt have a PS3, now he has a PS4 and wants to play what is considered one of the best Playstation exclusive titles.
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or maybe not every one has a ps3
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You are saying that more consumer choice is bad? It's a bad thing that Metal Gear fans can buy a tech demo instead of just seeing it on video? It's a bad thing that we get prettier, improved versions of our favorite games, if we want to buy them? Huhhh???
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Its a fantastic game, why wouldnt I want to play it a second time? Do you feel this way about gta5 being rereleased?
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I never owned a PS3, so I'd gladly buy it on PS4 if I end up buying the console.
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Well, I rented TLOF and did a Couch Coop marathon. Four of us took turns playing, it was a great way to marathon the entire game without wearing yourself out because in between playing you can follow the story, make fun of the player for being an idiot, have them run to the corner of the map to check for that glint you saw which turned out to be nothing, make fun of a stupid plan which ends up working, make fun of someone who keeps dying, make some fun commentary on the game with each other, drink beer, eat In-N-Out, and make bets with how long someone will last.
So if I wanted to play through it again either alone or another couch Coop, it'll have to be the painful cost of another Redbox rental.
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