#The last of us part 2 game length movie
#The last of us part 2 game length Patch
#The last of us part 2 game length upgrade
#The last of us part 2 game length tv

#The last of us part 2 game length Patch

Watch on YouTube The Last of Us Part 2 has been updated with 60fps gaming on PlayStation 5 - and we've tested the patch extensively.

With this in mind, we were curious to see how it would fare on PS5 with its frame-rate limited removed. After all, no matter how you feel about the game, it's a stunning technical achievement that flirts with the limits of its original platform - and capping to 30fps was required in order to deliver its beautiful visuals. It's an interesting release: The Last of Us Part 2 stands as one of the most technically ambitious titles released for the PlayStation 4 and we wondered how well this sort of performance patch would work out. We've had the patch for a week now, allowing us to extensively test and re-test the game from start to finish.

#The last of us part 2 game length upgrade

It's a free upgrade takes the form of a 299MB patch - version 1.08 - that automatically updates the PlayStation 4 version of the game, offering PS5 users the chance to play the game at 60 frames per second.

#The last of us part 2 game length movie

The video game world is filled with frustrated movie makers that seem to resent the fact that they only make video games and so are constantly trying to turn them into something they’re not.The Last of Us Part 2 has finally received its long-awaited PlayStation 5 upgrade, 11 months to the day since Naughty Dog's epic sequel launched on PS4 and Pro. If you watched someone else playing The Last Of Us Part 2 on Twitch you’d lose absolutely nothing from the experience, which for me is a sign that this barely counts as a game at all and probably shouldn’t have been one. (It wouldn’t surprise me if this was Sony mandating that the game had to be a minimum length, in order to avoid any complaints about value for money, but that’s pure speculation on my part.) You could read a sizeable novel in that time and yet Naughty Dog just don’t know when to stop, or rather when to cut out pointless side events that seem to be there just to bloat out the running time. Not even Zack Snyder would make a movie that long. The Last Us Part 2 is 25+ hours long and by god do you feel every minute. A game like What Remains Of Edith Finch is great because although there’s not much traditional gameplay it uses the fact that you’re playing a game to constantly change the world and the way you move through it in ways no other medium ever could. Naughty Dog not being interested in gameplay is one thing, that’s fine – there are lots of great games that barely have any gameplay at all, because they’re focused on storytelling. The reason video game movies are always terrible is that once you take the interaction of playing the game out of the equation there’s usually not enough left to be entertaining, but with The Last Of Us all you’ve lost is some forgettable and repetitive shooting and stealth, that’s done better in a dozen other games.

#The last of us part 2 game length tv

Sony are making a TV show of The Last Of Us, with Naughty Dog staff involved as writers, and I’m sure this will be very good because absolutely nothing will be lost. You can’t make decisions and you can’t affect the story in any way, which defeats the whole point of of it being a video game in the first place. The game is lauded for its storytelling but that storytelling is completely uninteractive and plays out the same way whatever you do. The Last Of Us Part 2 not only treats gameplay as a secondary concern but the player as well. Not in the old FMV sense but in terms of the game’s priorities and its attitude to interactivity. Except do they, really? What Naughty Dog make, especially when it comes to The Last Of Us, is interactive movies.