The Last of Us Part I' directors explain why the game stayed so true to the original

Aside from whether The Last of Us Part I is worth the $70 asking price, the question surrounding this remake is how much the original 2013 game was going to change. Would developer Naughty Dog treat this as a total do-over, changing the level design, gameplay mechanics and player upgrades? It has become obvious over the last few weeks, as Sony released a handful of preview videos, that that wouldn’t be the case. Instead, the game directors told Engadget that the goal was to bring massively updated visuals and a host of quality-of-life improvements to a game that would otherwise stay true to its roots.

GTA V turns 10: The impact and legacy of Rockstar's biggest game

The Not So Hidden Israeli Politics of 'The Last of Us Part II

The Last Of Us Creator Says A Decision Has Already Been Made

The Good Life, Book by Robert Waldinger, Marc Schulz

Watch Surviving the Dust Bowl, American Experience

The Last of Us Part I' directors explain why the game stayed so

Lies and Forgiveness, A Character Study of The Last of Us Part II

How Will 'The Last Of Us' End? The Original Game Ending & Possible

Sarah Miller, The Last of Us Wiki

Avengers: Endgame Directors Explain the Old Captain America Time

The Last of Us Part I' directors explain why the game stayed so

Ellie Williams, The Last of Us Wiki

50 best true crime documentaries on Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, more