'The Last Of Us Part 2: Remastered' Director Defends Work — 'I Don't Understand The Consternation'
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Matthew Gallant, director of 'The Last of Us Part 2: Remastered', defends the game's remastered version for PlayStation 5, set to release on Jan. 19. He addresses the backlash regarding its release close to the original, highlighting enhanced features and graphics. Sony's Naughty Dog offers a $10 upgrade for PS4 owners. The remaster includes new modes, developer commentary, graphical improvements, DualSense integration, and a Guitar Free Play mode. Gallant emphasizes the remaster's appeal to new PS5 owners and fans of the franchise.
January 17, 2024 | 9:01 pm
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Sony Group Corp. faces mixed reactions to the remastered version of 'The Last of Us Part 2' for PS5, with Naughty Dog offering a discounted upgrade to address concerns.
The news about the remastered game could have a neutral short-term impact on Sony's stock. While the remaster could attract new customers and generate additional revenue, the backlash and the need to offer a discounted upgrade might temper investor enthusiasm. The impact is not likely to be significant as it is a single game release and not indicative of the company's overall performance.
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