Sony reveals the list of all improvements The Last of Us Part 1 Remake will receive on the PS5.

Sony Reveals List of All Enhancements Coming to The Last of Us Part 1 Remake on PS5

Continuing the coverage of all the details unveiled during the Summer Game Fest 2022 Opening Showcase, we come back to cover more news related to the game The Last of Us Part 1 Remake officially announced by Sony.

From the first official trailer, the audience discovered what this remake promises to deliver. However, initial reactions from the audience were negative, with many users feeling that this remake was not deserving.

Since it was originally released in 2013 on the PlayStation 3 and later in 2014 on the PlayStation 4, many players would have preferred Naughty Dog to focus on a different project.

However, based on a report from the official PlayStation Blog, there are several reasons why they wanted to present the game in a different way, assigning the project to individuals with the expertise and skills to handle such a project.

Among them are the director of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy and Marvel’s Avengers, Mr. Shaun Escayg, along with Matthew Gallant, who have been working on the project together for years.

Although Shaun’s involvement came a bit late, he played a significant role in reimagining the game to utilize all the capabilities of the PlayStation 5. It was in this context that the most important elements focused on by the game in this new version were shared in the report.

Key Enhancements in The Last of Us Part 1 Remake for PlayStation 5

• Native 4K resolution mode
• Performance mode at 60 frames per second with dynamic 4K resolution
• Advanced artificial intelligence system improvements
• Radical changes to the movement and interaction system between characters
• Improvements to the aiming and shooting system
• Visual effects enhancements in game environments for realism
• Special features for players with special needs
• Support for 3D Audio
• Enhanced DualSense controller features for immersive gameplay

One of the notable aspects after discovering this list of features and enhancements is that the game truly represents a significant leap in all aspects for the PlayStation 5, taking advantage of all the technical capabilities. However, the price is still considered high, even though the experience is technologically advanced.

The adventure itself is not something new for players who have previously enjoyed the original version, so it might be worth reconsidering the price aside from that most of the additions enrich the experience.

This will encourage many players to rediscover the game this time on PlayStation 5 using the DualSense controller, starting from September 2nd, and later on PC, with a date to be determined, which is undoubtedly exciting.