An animator of The Last of Us: Part I advocates the remake, the “most rigorous” project he’s ever seen

Naughty Dog’s new work has drawn criticism from fans who thought it unnecessary.

Since its announcement at this year’s Summer Game Fest, The Last of Us remake has received numerous criticisms from a group of gamers who saw it as a useless game. naughty dogbecause both the original and the remake are still good options, but the graphics progress is very noticeable.

However, there is another industry that is defending this project (now called The Last of Us: Part I), and they even asked for it from the PlayStation studio itself. raise your voice to defend it. For example, animator Robert Morrison doesn’t seem to take well to being seen as a “digger.”

It has the highest level of detail I’ve ever seen.Robert Morrison“This is the project most meticulously built and crafted What I’ve seen or been a part of in my entire career. He has the highest possible level of care and attention to detail,” Morrison explains in a message on his personal account. excitementconvinced that the game added a reminder for this tweet on launch day.

“The price of the game is out of my control and its value is subjective to everyone. You can decide for yourself whether you want it or not. All I want to say is this. i admire the work what a great group of people what did they do on this project. There’s a tremendous amount of passion in him.”

To see if it’s finally true, we’ll have to wait until The Last of Us: Part I launches on PlayStation 5 the next day. September 2, 2022, although currently in development for PC as well. If we want to know the details of the new multiplayer game in the saga, especially next year, we will have to wait a little longer when we are notified.