Many players are still watching The Last of Us Part 1 Very skeptically, despite the lengthy video that Naughty Dog made to introduce the gameplay and the changes made in the new version. Jonathan Benignos, Senior Environmental Textile Artist at Naughty Dog, spoke on Twitter for defend the gameStating that “There is no comparison“Between the PS5 version and the original PS3 version for anyone who has had the opportunity to try both pads on hand.
Comment by Benainous, who also mentioned that the PC version of The Last of Us Part 1 will debut shortly after PS5, in response to a user who criticized the game by saying the price is too high in his opinion when compared. in Few changes Made on the original gameplay.
“Dear Jonathan,” says user Waylander Protoss, “People were so excited when it was announced that gameplay improvements were announced and they expected The Last of Us Part 2 to level up for the asking price.” “The graphics upgrades are amazing, that’s for sure, but I think the price should come down.”
In response, Benainous explained that from trying both games, both the original PS3 and PS5, the differences are clear. The Naughty Dog artist further explained that Game mechanics From the second part of The Last of Us, like bending and lying on the floor, it was not rendered because it would have destroyed the balance of the original experience.
Benainous replies: “People complain about the gameplay when watching a video, but no one has ever put their hand on the console.” “Having played both, there is no comparison between PS3 and PS5. Being able to crawl would simply break the gameplay and combat spaces of the original, as it wasn’t originally built that way.”
This is not the first time that the developers of Naughty Dog have taken on the defense of the game. A few weeks ago, motion picture animator Robert Morrison took to Twitter to explain why the new release isn’t a “cash grab.”
We remind you that The Last of Us Part 1 will be available starting from September 2 For PS5 and later also for PC.
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