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Friday, August 22, 2014
The Last of Us Remastered: Portraits - Part Three: Environment
Over the previous year, we have talked plenty of times about Naughty Dog's masterpiece
The Last of Us
on
The Weekly Stuff Podcast.
We reviewed it on
Episode #54
, named it the best game of 2013 on
Episode #75
, discussed the DLC
Left Behind
on
Episode #78
, and
just last week
shared our thoughts on the new Remastered edition for PS4.
Suffice it to say, the game is one of my all time favorites, as a second playthrough on the PS4 really reinforced. And while the Remastered edition is indeed a terrific revitalization of an already gorgeous game, my favorite part of playing it wasn't the new graphics, or even the preexisting story itself - it was the newly added 'Photo Mode,' which allows players to freeze the action, manipulate, and create gorgeous screenshots from within the game. It is an unbelievably powerful tool for a console game, giving you all the power of a skilled photographer within the game world, and as soon as I started using it, I just couldn't stop, and spent a wholly unnecessary amount of play time simply experimenting with the game's imagery. At a certain point, I felt like an actual photographer trying to put a portfolio or gallery together, out exploring the world and taking pictures whenever I felt inspired. It is a truly fascinating and uniquely engaging way to interact with a game.
This obsession is something I have mentioned on the podcast a few times now, and I wanted to share some of the best photos I got with our listeners. From a raw number of around 200 screenshots, I whittled things down to a few dozen really strong ones, and so as not to overload these web pages, I have split the images into three galleries. You are looking at Part Three right now, which focuses on various shots of the landscape and environment.
Part One
focuses on calmer scenes with Joel and other characters, while
Part Two
captures moments of action and violence. Enjoy...
See
The Last of Us Remastered: Portraits - Part Three
after the jump...
Click on the images below to see larger versions in full HD resolution.
Massachusetts State House
Subway Flag
Night Sky – Hell
Night Sky – Horror
Towers
Window in Rain
Tree Indoors
Lincoln
Lincoln – Open Matte
Smoke over Lincoln
Evacuation
Chapel
Neighborhood
Sunset
Sunset – Open Matte
Room
Prom 2013
Toy Store
Posters
Dusk
Waterworks
Waterworks – Open Matte
Winter Landscape 1
Winter Landscape 2
Winter Landscape 3
Giraffes
Peace
See more Portraits in
Part 1: Moments
and
Part 2: Action.
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