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PS Plus Extra brings 1225% more PS5 players to The Last of Us Part I
The Last of Us Part I's PS Plus player count ranks as the third-highest debut on PS Plus Extra this year as subscribers flocked to play the PS5 remaster.
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PS Plus Extra brings 1225% more PS5 players to The Last of Us Part I
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DeepEnigma
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LectureMaster
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Well, it certainly will attract many newcomers. But Truetrophies algorithm has been nonsense. They calculated their exaggerated numbers out of the air all the time.
how about this?
www.truetrophies.com
www.truetrophies.com
www.truetrophies.com
how about this?
PS Plus brings over 3000% more players to underloved PS4 soulslike
Ender Lilies' PS Plus player count exploded by over 3000% after the PS4 soulslike was listed among the monthly PS Plus games for August 2024.
PS Plus Extra dropped 48% of its player count in July 2024
PS Plus Extra and Premium's player count for July 2024 saw a big drop compared to last month, even if you don't count the bonus Days of Play games in June.
Final Fantasy 7 prequel gains 1100% player boost via PS Plus Extra
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SEGAvangelist
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FrankWza
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The fact that it jumped from 239 to 19 has to mean the number is at least significant enough to make it legit no?
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saintjules
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splattered
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Ewww gross don't Sony fans buy their games anymore? (I kid - grats)
Gamer_By_Proxy
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I started playing Mister Mosquito last night on PS+ instead.
So yea, I'm more hipster.
So yea, I'm more hipster.
mckmas8808
Mckmaster uses MasterCard to buy Slave drives
But they did buy the full Part 1 game.
Loomy
Thinks Microaggressions are Real
Eh, I get what you're saying and I mostly agree. Especially with how FF7 is being handled right now. But I'm not sure it fully applies to TLoU situation.
LordBritish
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Who didnt buy this game when it hit a regular price of $9.99 or snagged it when was free?
Meus Renaissance
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Great game. Deserves as many people as possible playing it.
FoxMcChief
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I’m one of them. I wasn’t buying a remake of a remaster. In all likelihood, I probably won’t even get around to it by the time they remove it from the service.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I think you’re thinking of the remaster.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I think you might be The Last of Us.
Ironman_Bad
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Playing now looks so good on ps5
VanCityGamer
Member
That hasn’t happened with the PS5 version.
Digital-Aftertaste
Neo Member
can't blame u that game is buss- nvm
Vick
Gold Member
Yeah, it does.
All from Performance Mode. Runs flawlessly too.
It's my favorite software on PS5, actually. Most played and replayed too.
Some of us were discussing this just yesterday in another Thread, it's one of those ultra rare flawless gaming products for a OCD fucker like me, as someone who has TLOU as favorite game of all time (or around there) and who hated countless changes in RE4R, to give an example of a commonly welcomed Remake.
The absence of drastic changes to the core experience of what I consider to be already a perfect videogame was simply never going to be a negative for me in Part I.
As a matter of fact, considering the serious fear I carried from the moment this thing's existence was leaked about Druckmann changing/retconning things, any alteration made to TLOU deviating from reworked visuals (under total religious devotion to the original artwork), improving animation blending, improving AI and providing quality of life improvements, extras and new modes like Speed Run, was only ever going to achieve pissing off the hardcore fan that I am.
Being able to experience TLOU for the umpteenth time the way Part I came out legit brings me joy. It didn't received a botched job, or most importantly a questionable improvement with things here and there done better in the OG like basically every Remaster I've ever played, but one faithful, tasteful visual generational overhaul from the same people who made the original.
Gamers questioned the full price and that I fully understand, but also questioned its existence simply in virtue of the game already having a PS4 Remaster and this is one massively flawled point of view to me.
Because TLOU receiving a PS4 port a couple of months after its original release doesn't change the fact it's a PS3 game. And in the Console realm there's no hardware scaling graphics, there's no RT you can add back, there's no Mods improving assets or lighting or textures, there isn't even ReShade.. an old looking game is destined to stay forever an old looking game.
Doesn't matter a team of geniuses at the peak of their careers was forced to work for four years on dated, weak hardware, game was already old looking in a matter of months due to a new generation coming, presented in higher resolution and framerate on PS4 or not, TLOU was a PS3 game.
"Yeah but it's not a real Remake like RE2 and RE3"
Words Remaster and Remake are completely meaningless, fluid and interchangeable on a case-by-case basis.
When the word Remastered was started to be adopted by videogame companies at the start of the One/PS4 gen it was borrowed by the Home-Video world (which itself borrowed from the audio world).
In Home-Video at that time, Remastered simply meant bringing DVD-era Masters to full and real HD, increasing definition by scanning better sources like 35mm negatives and improving visual aspects of it, from color grading, to contrast, to black levels, and bring the whole presentation closer to the theatrical release. A Remaster never meant reshooting the movie, improving VFX, or recording new voice overs.
The Last of Us: Remastered was spot on as a classification, likely because ND as movie buffs knew what Remaster meant. It was exacltly that, increased image quality and framerate, minor visual adjustments, same assets, same game.
Fast forward a decade, Remaster has now a completely different meaning in gaming. It has become accepted rule a Remaster should change textures, models, assets, lighting, audio. In some cases, we witnessed some Remasters effectively fully Remaking the original game. What to call in this modern world a completely reworked TLOU, with new assets, new lighting, every single texture remade, new character models, entirely reworked AI translating in every encounter being different from the OG, PBR, and the countless others generational improvements it got?
The Last of Us: Deluxe Remaster? The Last of Us: Remastered Remake? The Last of Us: Part I.
Extremely glad more and more people are about to spend hours in this worthy labor of love.
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chokotoureiki
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Those upgraded visuals look gorgeous 
, I've played and beaten it countless times and it never gets tiring. Take my money.
, I've played and beaten it countless times and it never gets tiring. Take my money.
REMAINSILLY
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That's a big ass number for the one and only game in the series.