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Mystery has surrounded Naughty Dog's PlayStation 4 remaster of its survival horror classic, The Last of Us. Announced by error and with a somewhat muted marketing push, it's a remaster where the developer has seemingly been unwilling to actually show us the game in action, a state of affairs that persisted into E3 where it was mysteriously absent from the Sony press booth. Quite why this was the case remains a puzzle - Naughty Dog had nothing untoward to hide. It's a brilliant game.

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At the same time, Baker feels like Naughty Dog is at a place where, if The Last of Us 2 is not coming together the way they wanted, the developer would either scrap the project and start over or abandon it altogether. Either way, Baker doesnt actually know anything at this point, but he trusts Naughty Dog implicitly.

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Take a look at some more The Last of Us: Remastered 60FPS Shadows vs 30FPS Shadows comparison screenshots, pre-load live now in Europe and impression of Naughty Dog developer on Grounded Mode at 60FPS, "immersive experience, Very unforgiving, but that makes it feel like real life."

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It's just a couple days to the massively awaited release of The Last of Us Remastered and Naughty Dog developers are continuing to tease us by releasing some fantastic screenshots taken with the games photo mode, which will come with a day one patch.

Added: 27.07.2014 3:13 | 11 views | 0 comments


Naughty Dog has announced photo mode a brand new addition coming to PS4's version of the worldwide successful game. The Last Of Us Remastered Photo mode will allow players to capture the gorgeous post apocalyptic in-game environments to share with friends, but is this feature really relevant? Or is Photo mode enough of an additional extra to sway you to buy TLOUR again on PlayStation 4 this July 29th?

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With The Last of Us Remastered having been delivered to developers at Naughty Dog, they really seem to be having fun snapping away with the Photo Mode, to which they already have access.