God of War, Ratchet and Clank, Ghost of Tsushima and Days Gone all went down the same path, delivering the PlayStation 4 Pro visual feature set but with the frame-rate unlocked, allowing for 60 frames per second gaming. Additional resolution was already delivered via Sony's mid-generation console refresh - PlayStation 4 Pro - meaning that frame-rate was effectively the only big upgrade left, short of a total engine revamp.Īs this isn't a full re-release or a remaster, what Naughty Dog has delivered is an upgrade that sticks to the rulebook established with prior first-party PS5 patches. The Last of Us Remastered debuted 13 months after its original launch, mostly delivering frame-rate and resolution advantages. With no backwards compatibility path for PlayStation 3 games on PS4, Naughty Dog extensively revamped The Last of Us for the Gen 8 console, using the exercise to establish the technological foundations of its new engine. When looking at this update, it highlights a change in the marketplace compared to the last generation. 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. 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 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.
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