The Last of Us Remastered Confirmed For PlayStation 4

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Following rumours of a next-gen version of The Last of Us, Sony Computer Entertainment have confirmed that The Last of Us Remastered is coming to the PlayStation 4.

 

Sony say that The Last of Us Remastered will run at 1080p, feature higher-resolution character models, better lighting and shadows, and other improvements that have not yet been detailed.

 

It will also include these DLC packs from the game:

 

  • Left Behind single player expansion
  • Abandoned Territories multiplayer map pack
  • Reclaimed Territories pack – details will be coming soon on exactly what is included

 

The Last of Us Remastered is being released on PlayStation 4 this Summer. Pre-order bonuses are detailed over at the PlayStation Blog.


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