The Big Question: Are You A Fan Of ‘Remastered’ Video Games?

This week The Last Of Us appears on the PlayStation 4, all buffed up and smooth as butter and whatnot. Folks that have already played and finished the game: will you be shelling out the cash to go through a fancier version of the game?

It seems to be part of a trend: first it was Tomb Raider, then it was The Last of Us, soon it’ll be Grand Theft Auto V. I completely understand if you haven’t played these games that it might be worth picking up. Even in the case of Grand Theft Auto — which I started and didn’t finish — I think I could justify paying cash to transfer my game across and continue on the PlayStation 4/Xbox One. But I think that’s my limit.

What about you? Do you have a personal policy on this? Is it — like me — a decision you make on a game-to-game basis?


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