Briefly: "I've spent a few days inside the body of an angry Hugh Jackman-lookalike." Time commissioned award-winning photojournalist Ashley Gilbertson, known for covering the Iraq War, to use Photo Mode in The Last of Us Remastered to document the game's events in his own way. Read about his experience here.
The Last of Us: Remastered is out on PS4, and it's pretty great. The original PS3 version, however, was famous for some downright hilarious glitches, and I'm happy to report that Remastered does its rough-around-the-polygons grandpappy proud with new ones of its own.
Give people the power to stage their own screenshots, as The Last of Us: Remastered does, and something magical happens. Artistic, even.
Briefly: People are really putting the photo mode in The Last of Us: Remastered to good use. Who knew Joel's teeth had such a high level of detail? I bet he flosses.
The Last of Us came out on the PlayStation 3 last year. It was very, very good. This week, a new and improved version of the game will come out for the PlayStation 4. But can a game that was already so good really be "improved" all that much?
It came as no surprise to anyone that the PS4 version of Naughty Dog's The Last Of Us has better visuals than its older PS3 sibling. But how about the PS4 version compared to itself? Well, the 30fps and 60fps modes to be exact. Turns out the "higher quality shadows" promised in the "post" day-one patch are indeed higher quality... but are they worth losing 30fps for?
