We will undoubtedly see the Last of Us Part 2 land on PlayStation 5, either through backwards compatibility or a remaster of its own. At the very end of the eighth generation, with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X just months away, Naughty Dog released a sequel to its PS3 send-off: The Last of Us Part 2 on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro. Now, seven years and an entire console generation later, it appears as though history is about to repeat itself. It was also a demonstration of Naughty Dog’s skill as PlayStation developers par excellence. Indeed, when the Last of Us Remastered cropped up on PlayStation 4, it was remarkable to see just how well the PlayStation 3 swan song held up compared with early eighth-gen AAA titles, with just a bump to resolution and frame rate.
It was an unprecedentedly gorgeous console title and it gave us a glimpse of what was possible in the eighth gen.
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Despite their own work on the likes of Uncharted 2, and despite the immense leaps that graphics took in that generation, with games like Metro: Last Light on PC pushing the DirectX feature set we’d come to see in the eighth-gen, The Last of Us was a stunner.ĭespite running on hardware dating back to 2006, the Last of Us seemed to put a cap on the entire PlayStation vs Xbox 360 graphics debate that’d stretched on throughout the seventh generation.
Way back in 2013, with just months to go before the launch of the PlayStation 4, Naughty Dog released The Last of Us on the PlayStation 3.
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