[Update] Additional The Last of Us Remastered comparison screenshots have been made available by Reddit user_LarZen_. You can find them right below.
[Original Story] Naughty Dog's The Last of Us is rightly considered as one of the best games released in recent years, and the release of The Last of Us Remastered on PlayStation 4 a while back allowed fans of the game to enjoy it with better graphics and performance. A few hours ago, the game has received yet another update which promises to make the game look even better.
A few hours ago, The Last of Us Remastered received a new update which introduced PlayStation 4 Pro support as well as HDR support, which is available for all PlayStation 4 models. As the PS4 Pro has yet to be released, we don't know how the game will benefit from the more powerful hardware, but we can already get a good idea on how HDR improves the game. A couple of NeoGAF users have shared some comparison screenshots highlighting the difference HDR makes, and you can find them right below.
The Last of Us Remastered has been released a while back on PlayStation 4 in all regions. The remastered version of the successful PlayStation 3 game comes with full 1080p, improved shadows and lighting, some gameplay tweaks and more. The remaster also includes all of DLC packs released for the PlayStation 3 version of the game, including the single player DLC Left Behind.
20 years after a pandemic has radically changed known civilization, infected humans run wild and survivors are killing each other for food, weapons; whatever they can get their hands on. Joel, a violent survivor, is hired to smuggle a 14 year-old girl, Ellie, out of an oppressive military quarantine zone, but what starts as a small job soon transforms into a brutal journey across the U.S.
The Last of Us Remastered is now available in all regions on PlayStation 4.
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