Is the new version really necessary?

“The Last of Us Part I” will be a completely revised new version of the PlayStation game. However, if fans have their way, the remake is meaningless.

Remastered and remastered versions of old video games have been around for years. This was not always successful. Rockstar Games published for example Remake of ‘Grand Theft Auto’ classics “GTA 3”, “GTA: Vice City” and “GTA: San Andreas”. However, the improvements were not noteworthy and the graphics were almost indistinguishable from the originals. “GTA 5” also received an update several times, and here, too, fans doubt its usefulness. Currently, advertising for “The Last of Us, Part One” for discussions between players. It is a remake of the PlayStation game that was originally released for the PS3. Since “The Last of Us Remastered” has already been released, many fans consider another remake unnecessary.

“The Last of Us”: The video compares the new version with the original

The trailer for The Last of Us Remake shows that the game was built from the ground up for PS5 It is newly developed. The changes are mainly noticeable in the way the characters are displayed, where the graphics are played “The last part of the second part of the United States” Amended. Thus the games are updated in the new version. IGN released a video showing The trailer contrasts with the scenes from the original. Here you can see the comparison:

Opinions about “The Last of Us” Remake Divided

Since the announcement, fans have been discussing a remake. While some like the update a lot, many others aren’t convinced. On social media, she said, among others: “Honestly, This seems unnecessary. With some games like Demon Souls, you can definitely tell that they benefited from remaking them. “The last of us” is “not so much.” Another even writes: “Is it just me, isn’t it Do some of the original scenes really look better?As is often the case, it’s a matter of personal taste.

The Last of Us Part 1 is coming to PS5 on September 2nd. The game will also be released as a PC version at a later date, but a release date has not been set yet. (OK)