Is the Last of Us Remake Worth It?

[@xplay]

What makes a Remake worth the money?

[@RichMcLaughlin]

For me, it has to provide a new experience, like FFVII or RE2. Framerate, resolution, and polish isn’t enough for a full price tag, especially having bought this game twice already…

[@aivalera]

The effort and originality. Having the same game plus a few features deserves little more than dlc pricing.

[@haunterdragon4580]

Quality and the drive to play it again. Make the content the definitive version of the game. That's good enough for me.

[@stealthstrike0]

remake this channel with less SJW

[@MicaiahBaron]

@@stealthstrike0 No; we just need less butthurt anti-SJWs.

[@l0n3w01f]

i think it's hard to compare it to the FF7 remake. Visually and narratively, the original was completely different. Ff7 remake is a re imagining of the og FF7. We are talking about 23 years of technological advancements. The OG last of us came out 9 years ago, and in my opinion, it 100% percent holds up today (minus the controls which i never liked to begin with). Not only that but the ps4 got a remastered which looked a bit better than the OG as well. Honestly, we did not need a remake now. Maybe in another 10 years but not right now. Ok, with that rant out of the way, do I think new comers to the series should play the old ones? nah, it's the same game. Let this be your first experience to the game and it's wonderful story. I would say that this game is really for you guys...the new people to the story. For us that have already played the OG and the remastered...I think we are ok.

[@666slateran666]

I'm glad you admit the OG ff7 is jank. Even if you didn't realize that's what you were saying. There was alot of cryptic stupid stuff that's really important that you can easily miss without the official prima guide. Which ff7 was one of the first games to have the official guide in mind when they were designing it. I would say the remake makes objective improvements and fleshes out characters that weren't really that deep in the original

[@Uldihaa]

@@666slateran666 A lot of that "cryptic stuff" was either due to localization issues or content they were forced to drop (like pretty much everything related to Vincent beyond having him as a playable character).

[@Uldihaa]

Yeah, there is a massive difference between FFVII Remake and this. And FFVII isn't a straight re-imagining... Not gonna say more because spoilers though. EDIT: And I'm one of those that never played the game before now. So I bought this version simply because it's the best version.

[@l0n3w01f]

@@Uldihaa well, i definitely say it's a retelling of the story with a twist and a lot more character development :). Also, i hope you enjoy The Last of us. It's a game that really caught me by surprise with the story telling when it first came out.

[@l0n3w01f]

@@666slateran666 100% agree. The of had it's issues... And without a guide you'll definitely miss important items.

[@aivalera]

$70 bucks for a game that came out and I bought 10 years ago will never be worth it for me. $40, maybe, but $70 is way too much. Honestly I think Naughty Dog has gotten full of themselves.

[@marvelanddcretrospective]

Especially when you can get the remastered for free with PS Plus which most people have these days. Makes the remake even less worth it.

[@epochphilosophy]

This is 100% Sony's decision. I'd imagine much of Naughty Dog would have been cool to release this at $40/50.

[@freemanlegend8169]

I will never understand entitled gamers.

[@Altmetalpunk]

It'll go on sale at some point

[@AyoADRIAN_36]

Agreed. $40 is a fair price. $70 is disrespectful lol

[@DidYouKnowGamin]

Great work on this one guys.

[@xplay]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

[@CGWP]

Thank you, Shane.

[@bubbagumpGG]

I like the history of how the last of us came to be, thank you for that

[@oneandonlyjark]

Because it was so long ago that we don't remember it, lmao

[@SolarDNA]

Personally I'm still not sure why they remade such a young game. Like remaking Resident Evil 2 from 1998 was one thing but a game not even a decade old?

[@Mastro716]

To be fair, Resident Evil 1 got a remake only 6 years later, but the leap in 3D technology actually warranted it, unlike this 'remake'

[@NYners718]

she just told u all the benefits. there's millions of people thay have never played it and we with the show coming out its gonna bring in a whole new audience that never even knew this game existed. and who wants to play a classic game in 2023 that looks like it was made in 2013

[@Mastro716]

@@NYners718 They split the fan base with The Last of Us Part II and are now splitting the remaining fan base even further by charging $70 for this. They seem to care way more about pulling in a new audience than they do about retaining the old one, and that says everything that needs to be said about this franchise

[@NYners718]

@@Mastro716 ok how much u wanna bet majority of this "fanbase" will be playing tlou1 while the show is currently airing?? probably about 90%. jus like when it's football season people playin madden, when is basketball season people playin 2k, etc. now imagine goin from playing the far technical superior tlou2 back to the remaster of tlou1 that is still using ps3 engine and majority of its specs?? EXACTLY! even the remaster is goin to feel outdated. they put the work in bro thats why its $70. the only problem I had is not implementing the dodge mechanic, other than that the game is incredible. the duel sense and 3d audio alone is worth the $70! mostly everyone that's talkin bout the process hasn't played it, but once they do their stories change

[@Mastro716]

@@NYners718 Nothing you said has impacted my feelings about this game being overpriced. Increased visual and audio fidelity doesn't warrant the game being sold at the same price as other AAA titles that start from scratch when it comes to writing a story, recording dialogue, motion capture, creating and designing environments, etc. The fact that this game costs 10 dollars more than Elden Ring is absolutely bonkers.

[@themoviefan9990]

Auto pickup only picks up ammo and crafting materials and pills. Also it picks up melee weapons and bottle/bricks if you don't have one already. All collectibles, artifacts etc you have to manually pickup. So keep that in mind for auto pick up mode.

[@wallacerigby4393]

Multiplayer was pretty fun….kinda want an update since it’s still active.

[@deek60819]

they're working on a MP release for sure, in some form

[@HotSizzleTV_]

I think if they included the MP would be worth $70 but the gameplay and story is really amazing.

[@frozone8126]

@Ching Vang and still no factions 2 or news on it years later. I ain't supporting naughty dog when they're giving us bullshit promises and charging $60 for a graphics upgrade on a game that was already remastered last gen

[@oneandonlyjark]

The gameplay is the story in this case. If that doesn't make sense at first, that's okay. The game design was centered around immersing the player into this tale, told in an interactive but very set way, allowing you to sort-of experience two characters (one really, but Ellie is there for so much it's almost as if you play her too... Which you do). Gameplay is normally the glue or throughway that allows the other elements of the game to interact with each other alongside the user's input and experience. It's the programming's side of our interface with the game. So when gameplay leans into story - especially in Telltale games or open-ended games with tons of player agency and not so much even a game like this one - it does so by making PLAYING the story the primary "draw" of the game. So yeah, the gameplay is the story, and we should be getting on board with the idea that "story/plot/narrative based or driven" games (all games are actually player-driven, only some are narrative-pulled) allows elements to merge with each other, most especially gameplay and narrative. A really good example is Hades.

[@HotSizzleTV_]

@Ching Vang hey I do understand the game should’ve been 40$ I do agree with you

[@Lupinvej]

For me, it's like buying a UHD 4K blu-ray of a movie you had on DVD. I have 6 versions of Halloween (1978), each with different upgrades and improvements to various parts. If the movie or game, has some deeper meaning for me, then I'm the type of crazy person that is completely OK with purchasing a movie or game I already have in order to see those improvements. Movies have been doing this for ages, so the discussion of what makes a remaster/remake of a game worth it, seems incredibly outdated to me.

[@oneandonlyjark]

No, those are remasters. Even with added scenes or touchups, still wouldn't be remake movies. That's when they film a whole new movie from scratch, new actors, crew and set, and release it with modern marketing and probably modern sensibilities with modern editing. They could even keep the storyboards 100% the same, but as long as there are different names in the credits, it's still a remake. Director's Cuts and upscaled versions and re-releases are squarely remastered territory, and we shouldn't be considering either thing in the same vein like you have. This game straddles the line between remake and remaster; technically a remake (faithful adaptation style), effectively a remaster (not so effectively, since they cut content and upped the price beyond what the original ever was, even adjusted for inflation).

[@underlordd]

Thats not Morgan Webb?

[@magnanimouz4712]

It feels wrong not to mention that the remastered ps4 version is available through the ps plus collection for ps5 owners. Which makes it a game you own if you pay for ps plus, and then have to pay 70 bucks for to get the ps5 remake. If the primary improvements are the visuals and not the narrative, that's a very hard sell, but it makes sense to put out a full-price version of the game when they're expecting a surge of new people who haven't played the game before, sounds 'grabby' to me.

[@HokageFrost]

Thats how I experienced it first hand? Got it for free due to gett8ng a ps5 ... but since I never paid for it... and I haven't played part 2 but I own it, I had no problem buying it for ps5. I could understand if you paid full price for the remastered ps4 version but I never paid for it

[@Gambit2483]

But is it worth $70? That's pretty much the only question that matters.

[@spiritravelermdk8508]

A Remake is like FINAL FANTASY 7 and RESIDENT EVIL. This is THE LAST OF US: Remastered 2. Don't try to convince me that it's a Remake. Same scenes and gameplay, just Remastered for the PS5. Why couldn't I just get a $10 upgrade?

[@aurab1u945]

Can't wait till this comes in from gamefly. This is my favorite game, but I can't say id want to spend 70 bucks to play this for the n'th time.

[@JDillander91]

GameFly still a thing or are you making a joke?

[@aurab1u945]

@@JDillander91 lol! VERY real! I used to dislike gamefly, because I wanted most things right now and digital. Now I'm patient and broke, so it works for me lol And i "game locked" TLOU Pt1 , which is their version of a pre order. So im getting it today or Tuesday.

[@iString5]

X-Play... Gamefly.. this channel is a time machine

[@Frost_Tiger]

@@iString5 yes it is 😄

[@aurab1u945]

@@iString5 lol

[@shootits48]

Ummm you forgot RE 2, A TRUE REMAKE is an updated experience the likes the original game could never do in its own Era. This "Remake" was too Soon, too mediocre (in terms of features), and too expensive 🫰

[@DOC_951]

It seems like you guys forgot what the assignment was on this one. “Is the remake worth it?” Half the video is a history on the franchise as a whole and the director’s career… and then finally address the title of the video at 9 minutes in.

[@Orain88]

80€ for this 3rd time release without the inclusion of factions multiplayer. Sony is out of its dang mind if it thinks this release is worth the cost of entry.

[@RichMcLaughlin]

Solid review, Frosk. Wish I could play this game for the first time again

[@matasuki]

XPlay is like artisanal game reviews. The other reviewers more or less are a one man army.

[@mrnic4787]

I don’t think there’s enough there for me to buy again.

[@DragonNoter]

I loved this review. Played everything but loved hearing things I agreed or disagreed with. This allows me to see through a much more objective eye. Thank you making this feel like I’m hearing about this game for first time. Just like this game, Xplay has a special place in my heart.

[@P2-D2]

PRO TIP....if you played it, beat it and got the platinum. Go watch the longplay with a bag of popcorn!

[@TheOnlyTwitchR6]

I want it, but on PC. I'm sure they'll hold that for an early 2023 release. Probably February

[@LongplayScrapbook]

i thought it was coming this year...

[@TheOnlyTwitchR6]

@@LongplayScrapbook There is no set date. all you'll find is "soon after" the ps5 version. which can mean anything. There is no reason for them to release another Pc title this soon after Spider-Man, and with Miles coming later this year, that leaves early next year open for The Last of Us (Pc). Eventually later 2023 sometime I would expect Uncharted Legacy of Thieves to finally get released also.

[@LongplayScrapbook]

@@TheOnlyTwitchR6 maybe that's what i was thinking of, uncharted legacy PC.

[@StanleySThomas]

Can’t deny how beautiful the game looks BUT increased graphics and mostly quality of life improvements do not justify the price of $70, a price of a brand new game. They are charging more for this remake then they did when the game came out as an original game back in 2013, and the price is more than what last of 2 was when it came out as an original game. Maybe justifiable for first timers but this could’ve been an EASY recommendation for EVERYONE if the asking price was $30, $40 max. I’d rather pay full new game price of $70 for a game like God of War Ragnarok.

[@kimchigamez1394]

Exactly, I love the last of it, bought it on the ps3, but the 70 bucks is steep. Rather save that money for the last of us 3 or a brand new game. I think this remake is mainly for the new players. So they can play the best version of the game visually and with the quality of life changes.

[@haunterdragon4580]

Appreciate the great review and all the research that went into it. This is one of my favorite games of all time that I replay often. That cost isn't stopping me.

[@kill3rs529]

Probably because it has a whole team working on it.

[@haunterdragon4580]

@@kill3rs529 However they did this I'm satisfied.

[@kill3rs529]

@@haunterdragon4580 doesn't take much then 😂

[@haunterdragon4580]

@@kill3rs529 don't have to get so salty about it 🙄

[@kill3rs529]

@@haunterdragon4580 ITS WEIRD!!!

[@Karmakamilia]

I do appreciate the increased focus of accessibility. It's very handy and makes it very comfortable. =)

[@vkermodekumav8949]

I really hope you guys do this kind of review more often. Having a completely fresh take on a game that the person reviewing it never had experience before. I was so happy to hear Frosk never played any of the games and suck around to hear her thoughts. While I have been with the Last of us since day one, I still don't want to pay $70 for a game I already experienced on 2 other platforms. However, this game is the main reason I have a ps console to begin with and I LOVE part II so much. Im glad to see how much love went into this remake, but $70 is too high for me. I will just get it when the game goes for a cheaper price. I was going to get it used to avoid supporting the game but I will buy it new physically when it's cheaper for sure. Thanks for this wonderful video guys! Well done Frosk!! :3

[@dustin5742]

Two things: 1. I disagree that you should “recognize that it’s morally wrong” in regards to the ending. It’s meant to be morally ambiguous. There is no guarantee that sacrificing Ellie would save the world. 2. I’m pretty sure this game doesn’t have ray tracing.

[@buttermilk5364]

It's frosk, what did you expect

[@godmagnus]

Doesn't matter. He took the option away from her. Her body, her choice.

[@HoboJoe10000]

@@godmagnus That's the issue, she never had a choice to begin with. Working in the medical field(medical laboratory), informed consent is an important thing and that doctor willingly and intentionally obfuscated any attempt at proper informed consent. If we view Joel finding those recordings/noted that this was another shot in the dark as canonical, which since it exists in the game we should, it puts more weight towards his decision being the correct one morally. Long story short, it's not as simple as her body, her choice. Is it their body, their choice for prisoners to be offered reduced sentences and some cash for getting bitten by malaria-infected mosquitoes and given untested compounds to treat the disease? How about offering impoverished African-Americans free healthcare to participate in a study that they know nothing about, telling them it'd only last 6 months, then continuing it to 40 years? These are extreme examples, but are two of the cornerstones of informed consent laws. Along with that, we need to discuss both the ideas of altruism, and how we know it to exist in the world biologically, and the topic of surviving versus living again. Without going too much into altruism and the idea that true altruism doesn't exist in a biological sense, this is also Joel's opportunity to give Ellie the same thing she gave him, the experience of living versus surviving. This decision also weighs in on "the greater good" versus tribalism and how neither are an ideal choice. Simply put, we're repeatedly shown throughout the game that people are out for their own in this post-apocalyptic world. The group Joel takes Ellie away from, the doctor he kills, literally every human they meet all have their own selfish narrative in the story and surprise, surprise Joel also makes the selfish decision as we would expect when viewing how this world is shown to us. The beautiful thing about that ending is it can be viewed through so many lenses and the narrative shifts through each lens. Through Ellie, we see issues of control and trust. Joel took her control over her own life away from her, which is a major theme of the second game, but also(my interpretation of the final moments of the game) she asks him to swear to her at the end not to glean the truth, that she already knows, but to know he did it with her best interests in mind. From Joel's perspective, he's seeing an already dubious organization refusing to tell Ellie the full story, hide the fact that this will kill her (something she definitely didn't know mind you), along with that, hide the fact that this has been done before without developing a vaccine(and don't even get me started on the science behind that since that literally makes Joel's decision the correct one without question all things considered), and if it succeeded would put that dubious organization in control of the most useful technology in mankind.

[@dookieshoes3585]

It doesn’t have ray tracing and the og also had a counter button. It’s just super inconsistent. For a team this big it’s surprising how often they get things wrong

[@si1verg3cko]

At least in regards to your first point I am in full agreement with you and Hobojoo10000.

[@6tplus233]

Wow!! that is the best and most true review I've ever heard. Well-done top drawer. Regards

[@VVVHHHSSS]

I figure if you’re new to the franchise, why not. Otherwise, nah-unless you’re a super fan and want to collect each edition or something, idk.

[@FryCanon]

Really appreciate this review and the spotlight on accessibility features. I know most people feel they don't use them but it's nice to be thought of during and throughout development. I can play this game comfortably now. Easily worth the $70 for me.

[@CarlitoStaxx]

im loving these long form reviews XPlay does.

[@HAL-9000.]

This is so well written and engaging. Love y'all.

[@MiilanFedor]

Is she new to the Sony first party single player games? She said she never experienced a game with that level of polish.

[@phil_matic]

In short. It's not a remake. It's a remaster. The best example of a remaster out there. It has changed the idea of what a remaster really is. Is it worth it? At it's asking price, it's honestly only worth $40, even if you have never played the PS3 or PS4 versions. But to those who have played a previous version of this game, it will only be worth it when it drops down in price to $30 or $20.

[@diegofrgc]

I'll buy when it goes on sale

[@testtickles8878]

Here in AUS, it’s $120 and $145 for deluxe. Bruh, this is literally fucked. Especially having a digital console because you can’t get a hold of any other because jbhifi or actual retailers are $69 on the dot. So why so much on digital? Because we don’t have a fkn choice and are forced to pay that price. Absolute scumbags.

[@concernedgamer]

That’s Drukman for you.

[@SylvainOfGandahar]

Frosk of course loves The Last of US 2 - go social justice!

[@howdydutt1e]

Great review, I appreciate the details!

[@oneandonlyjark]

the script sounds like one of those Gamespot Essays.. .no thanks, not for a review, unless this is supposed to be more than that.

[@JohnnyEnigma]

It’s a shame that so many people just got layed off from G4 but they kept Frosk, the actual problem. Makes zero sense.

[@phil_matic]

Post apocalyptic genres are so popular because deep down a lot of us don't want to live in this world.

[@callmeaurelius]

I really, really loved this review! Cheers to Frosk.

[@Budd631]

Bought the game and already got the platinum. Honest feelings: not worth it for 70 bucks. Remastered version still holds up and is free or very cheap for PS4. If you have the extra cash go for it. Graphics are great and so are the controls but if you’ve played it before I would wait for a deep sale.

[@soykac]

Cam Frost be the only host now?

[@chrispickert8128]

never like this game. played on the ps4 never got why people liked it. it just did nothing for me.

[@HeyThatsInteresting97]

Cue the acuestic guitar solo

[@KKAkuoku]

That is pure “Imma run you over” face on Frosk at 11:11

[@markmedina1003]

I love the new X-Play, the reviews and discussion are excellent, I was a kid when I first watched, this is what I need as an adult :)

[@dobleasylum6218]

I respect your opinion and your final review! Good job! However, everytime I think about a remake, it always brings me back to Resident Evil (2002). That game is the perfect example of what a remake is and should be. It maintained the essence of what made it great, but took risks and gave us more story, depth, challenges, and most of all horror (It's main purpose). The developers were the same that did the 1996, and they had the opportunity to create a masterpiece from a masterpiece, and they took it! Part 1 received a new fresh paint, however, it's still based from the masterpiece from 2013, and they did not took any risks with their own product! A great example for this is, when you write a paper on Microsft Word, you can save it as a Word document as the final format. However, if you save it as a PDF, it creates a better version of that word document, but it does not change the original paper. It's just a sharper and cleaner presentation. In other words, if you add or substract from that original paper, you created a whole new product, and if you save it as a PDF, you can have that new project with a clean perspective. Bottom line, I respect the the work the did with Part 1, but if they had the same mentality from those who created RE (02), they could create a even better game than the original. And if people didn't like it, the can still go back and play the original anyway. That's is the beauty of gaming. If they took chances in Part 2, regarding Joel and other characters, why not take chances of giving them more narrative for Part 1? Wasted opportunity!

[@oneandonlyjark]

Forgive me, but what were the risks taken with REmake 1? If we're talking about balancing risks & faithfulness, REmake 2 is probably a better (and more recent) example of perfect balance in that franchise. And boy was it risky - not just in terms of plot and game design, but the cultural backdrop for it. To wit, the original RE2 was allowed to cement itself as an example of a quintessential sequel like "The Empire Strikes Back" or "Aliens" movies (in a year where every major hit is remembered as a GOAT, no less) over 20+ years. REmake 1 had a scant six years between it and its original, and by 2002 the series had not taken any major risks with its mainline titles yet.

[@mliddell9540]

Nice review guys. Shout out to Frosk. Keep it up.

[@evo542]

Great review! Now Frosk has to play part 2 and review it!

[@elgamermexican2359]

Always felt Troy Baker voicing Ocelot in MGSV was the best Texan accent in videogames.

[@kooljammer5783]

WHERE IS FROSKS RANT?

[@jasonludwick3504]

I will wait till it's 20 or less

[@Ictar]

I think you mean to say nuclear, not nuculer...

[@JamesSmith-sw3nk]

I'll wait to buy it when it's $20 on pc. VERY FEW games are worth $70.

[@guiramos3733]

Drukmman is a role model himself for the endure and survive message from TLOU!After failing to sell his project he persevered and made it happen. Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@buttermilk5364]

Xant even get 1 mil subscribers smh, goodbye xplay

[@CaptainCJ97]

Yea at $30 a nice graphic improvement and a few new animations and doesn't help that they took out the mp

[@spencercar8080]

What game did George Romero choose?

[@shadowgam3]

What I'm excited about is The TLOU Factions Standalone. I can't wait until it's release.. Hell I can't wait to see a advertisement with some gameplay of what's to come of that Title.

[@WinstonWolfe21]

Great video very cool info to how druckman started this duo concept

[@Kall_Mii_Kemo]

When og last of us came out. I thought the idea was perfect... It was the end of ps3 and it was one of the last official games hence "last of us". I saw it as a swan song. LoU is a end of console title AND I LOVE IT

[@dbslayer7]

Why does everyone keep saying stylized like its a bad thing? I want stylization.

[@kumiliarostreamsarchives3079]

Def' gomma try that version ... when the price will drop . (It would been my 4th playtrough)

[@ilovetech1289]

Should have been $30 , this wouldn't even be a conversation if it was .

[@IntelligentProbe]

It'll probably be $30 in 6 months or less.

[@ilovetech1289]

@@IntelligentProbe and that will be when i pick it up .

[@Puppy_Puppington]

If it came with revised gameplay… the prone mechanics and the new weapons… and multiplayer. Then yes it would’ve been worth $70. But they messed up yet again.

[@DeeCutz]

"just 17 years later.'' that was funny!

[@RaiSumisu]

Sadly I got the original, ps3, disk version. So paying for a upgrade is impossible.

[@kyrolazioko4783]

I'd buy it if it were on Steam or Epic. Never touched the game when it came out on Playstation, nor do I plan on buying a PS5 just for one or two games that actually come out on the system exclusively.

[@JohmathanBSwift]

Snowpiercer. Haven't seen it yet. I did watch Parasite recently. I enjoyed it. Haven't seen Train to Busan either though. Escape from NY. Yup. Good one. Day the Earth Stood Still. Yup. Couldn't believe Rick and the little girl on TWD first Airing. Fantastic TV Series. Loved Bioshock and Fallout, but I haven't played The Last of Us. I Will do now though. Sorry about your departure.

[@Puppy_Puppington]

Dang. The last of us was my fave zombie /infected universe cinematic/game experience ever. The actors and tone make it. Excellent musical compositions as well.

[@JohmathanBSwift]

@@Puppy_Puppington Jsst watched Snowpiercer. Very good movie. Will give the Last if Us a play.

[@nokaroundgy8674]

I would say it’s definitely worth the price point for a new-to-the-series player, with the quality of life improvements and accessibility options being great additions. I would also argue that it made no sense to spend so much time and money on a complete rebuild of a game that really isn’t that old, without something more radical being introduced. No one will argue about the quality of the game, but I guess we’ll have to see if Naughty Dog’s investment pays off financially for them in the end.

[@gingybeardyguy]

I think the true villain here is Sony gouging people for two generations with this title. TLOU Part 1 wouldn't feel so contrived if there wasn't already a PS4 remake that is also available in the PS Plus Collection. If the narrative is all that matters, you could save your money for a console at this point and spend a fraction towards an HBO subscription when the show airs.

[@ourshit5725]

Should've gotten both "Part 1" and "Part 2" for $70!!!

[@jarrongordon7034]

Exactly you know damn well they gonna charge another 70

[@kill3rs529]

ITS WEIRD!!!

[@rob8204]

Talk To Em!!!

[@SafetySoundsOfficial]

Still Waiting for that Red Dead Online Video

[@Clivetinker]

Would love to be a fly on the wall at G4 now. Gotta be some great gossip going on with them either telling Frosk to her face they’re deleting that video or her finding out from other YT channels it’s down.

[@cheesuscrustt5728]

All these comments about the price. While I agree and don't support the idea you all make it sound like you're being forced to spend $70. Not like it won't go on sale or just don't buy.

[@Spork718]

If you've never played the first game then it's absolutely worth the price. If this is your 3rd go around? Nah.

[@Jairusjam]

Sooo ... no multi-player?

[@michaelceredon5921]

So I recently started playing the ps4 version. Would I be able to transfer my saved data to the remake?

[@Pandorum321]

Awesome review! I thoroughly enjoyed evert second. Good job 👏

[@SecondaryProtocol1]

Oh man.. I swear she said 'RAY TRACING'??? the game is still baked lighting.. not sure if she thru that out of the blue or was in the script...

[@Dope_Bomb92]

Your outfit 🤣😂🤣

[@Killahfam69]

Lmaooo “she wasn’t kidding about the shiv” 🤣🤣🤣 great review

[@dpacalypse223]

What about faction

[@pancakes3ful]

Naughty dog just building a engine and tools for ps5 .Sony just montenize R&D.Jake and dexter remake would be good ,instead of this depressing game.

[@jeangabrielcotto508]

I bought Logan The Wolverine Steelbook Ultra 4K for $80 bucks, Drop another $50 for Zack Snyder's Justice League Ultra 4K, While the Last of US part 1 Cost Me $70 dollars, and while Logan The Wolverine gonna last me about 3 hours of entertainment, same as Zack Snyder's Justice League, The last of US part 1 on the other hand, gonna last me about a Month of entertainment, I make this comparison because Movies and Video Games are both media entertainment, and they both cost about the same but while movies only offer a límited time of entertainment, Video Games can be played for hours upon week's Even months, So yeah $70 dollars it definitely worth it

[@TF98]

There’s plenty of people that haven’t played TLOU yet, like myself so, for me yes. Maybe not $70 though.

[@TheBlademan-]

this is like Naughty dogs Skyrim

[@chrisderda]

So is G4 a television channel or is a KZbin channel. I haven't found this on television but also the KZbin channel doesn't get enough views on videos for me to justify them spending money on all these journalists to create these videos.

[@unoriginalname771]

There’s no raytracing in this game

[@samrester6254]

A remake, within 9 years, feels a bit rushed.

[@hartonosutrisno5452]

its more like REMASTERED V2 rather than REMAKE in my opinion. After playing on PS3, PS4 (remastered) and PS5, I feel nothing was being changed massively on PS5 because everything is still there on PS3 and PS4. Remake means you need changed the core from scratch with more features and fresh gameplay style while Remastered means you only tweaked your current game with more modern graphics and textures, thats it. Take an example from Resident Evil PS1 (1996) and Resident Evil GameCube (2002), thats what you called REMAKE because everything was being changed massively from Gameplay, Map placement, Items, and even added new enemies you faced against. This one??? It doesnt, it lacked most of it and they just being too rushed working on it to appeal TLoU fanbase with more improvement on graphics, settings and THATS IT, nothing added since it was already present on PS3 and PS4 version.

[@cmoneytheman]

Said it wasnt worth it before it came out cause its not a real remake Like why did they do that instead of making a real remake with a different telling of the story and gameplay changes

[@FellaGuy2]

They could have at least given Joel a a dodge.

[@tanishqsbasak475]

Why I'm having this feeling it's a full fledged paid review! You guys really hit it up a notch in spreading as much as positivity as possible in selling this 70$ glorified remaster

[@dpacalypse223]

What about MP

[@Dorian_Barber]

I WANT FACTIONS 2