Anubis wrote:Honestly surprised people are going to buy TLOU Remastered. Improved graphics really aren't worth that for me - but hey, each to their own!
The way I look at it is, if you're a fan of something (and as long as you're not paying through the nose) why wouldn't you want to have it in the best quality available?
I've upgraded several music albums over the years when they have been remastered with superior audio and extras, replaced my VHS collection to DVD for that bump in quality and new format and then again (for some, not all) replaced DVDs with Blu-rays for a better, high definition experience (both video & audio). Same for upgrading some of my console games to PC copies in the past when I knew they would both run and look better on this platform, once I had a system capable of running them at their max.
The only real difference with The Last of Us Remastered is it's releasing only a year after the PS3 version but then the new consoles launched not that long after it so it kinda makes sense, especially considering some of the PS4s audience switched over from Xbox and so didn't get to play it on PS3. Still, like with the other examples it still comes with a bump in quality with higher resolution character models, textures, lighting, shadows etc, increased resolution (720p > 1080p) and a better framerate (30fps > 60fps) as well as the addition of ingame commentaries and comes bundled with the Left Behind DLC. (Not to forget the photo mode which I know I'll be using a lot of haha)
If it was going to cost £40 - £50 like most other current gen console releases I
may have held off but at
£29.97 I'm not complaining. Considering I got around £15 for my PS3 copy back when this was confirmed and the Left Behind DLC costs £11.99 to buy separately on PS3 (which I held off from buying when this was rumoured), tis not bad at all really!
Each to their own though as you say. As long as a remaster (of anything) doesn't cost a fortune and I have the means to play/listen/watch it, I'll usually upgrade at some point. Keeping the superior copy and selling/trading in the old. That is unless a release gets butchered or it doesn't really offer much of an improvement, in which case I don't bother
