But somehow, Remastered looks just a bit better. Now, I know that’s not necessarily saying a whole lot, considering The Last of Us on PS3 is already the most beautiful game I’ve seen on any console. The PlayStation 4’s extra horsepower also gives a boost to The Last of Us’ graphical fidelity.
(Remember: this is largely, though not entirely, a stealth game.) You’ll see similar effects in The Last of Us: Remastered during gun battles, even if they are (or should be) few and far between.
The most hardcore competitive shooters on consoles – like the Call of Duty series – run at or near 60 frames because it makes the shooting that much more fluid, responsive, and accurate. It’s hard to explain how much of a difference the 30-to-60 transition makes until you see it for yourself the PS3 original frankly looks a bit choppy by comparison.ĭoubling the framerate doesn’t only provide an obvious aesthetic boost it enhances gameplay, too. If you don’t agree, Naughty Dog has included the option to lock the framerate to the original 30, but it was flipping back and forth that made me really begin to see the contrast. It’s a jarring change at first, but one that I began to appreciate the more I played. The original version of The Last of Us pushed the PlayStation 3 to its absolute limits to pull off 30 frames per second at 720p resolution, but the PlayStation 4 runs Remastered at 60 frames per second and 1080p resolution. The biggest change Remastered brings is its framerate.
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