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If you'll allow me to put on my old man hat for a moment, I remember a time when game developers would wait for a respectable interval before remaking a game. You could reasonably expect to see five or 10 years between a great game and its re-release, but with the advent of the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4, that window has been shrinking. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel? Dark Souls II? The Last of Us? I have food in my pantry that's older than these games, and yet they've already been gussied up for current-gen consoles, dragging full 1080p resolutions and 60 frames-per-second frame rates behind them, sometimes kicking and screaming in protest. And, of course, the games usually cost full price, even if you've bought them before. Why is the games industry so enamored of HD remasters right now, particularly ones that add so little to a game's core experience? Furthermore, with widespread Xbox 360 backward compatibility on the way, are remasters doomed to go the way of the Virtual...

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After hearing nothing but praise for Naughty Dog's PS3 opus for two years, Gamemoir's Cameron was somewhat conflicted when he finally played the game.

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PlayStation Presents a round table discussion with Naughty Dog Co-President Evan Wells, Creative Director Neil Druckmann, Game Director Bruce Straley, Co-Lead Game Designer Anthony Newman and host Wil Wheaton about the creation of The Last of Us and the upcoming release of Uncharted 4.

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The title of this article is farcical, I know. But whats more absurd is that this is genuinely one of the conceptions dreamed up by The Last of Us Game Director, Neil Druckmann, before the release of the incredibly successful post-apocolyptic thriller back in June 2013. In Wil Wheatons latest episode of Conversations with Creators a handful of Naughty Dogs finest discuss many of the titles pre-release woes.

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For the first time since its release in May, Sony is discounting the price of the standalone version of.

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For the first time since its release in May, Sony is discounting the price of the standalone version of.