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I thought the article title was a joke at first. It's never even crossed my mind that people might buy The Last of Us for multiplayer. Honestly, I didn't even know the first one had multiplayer until I read this. (Mind you, it must be there in the game menu, so the fact that I never saw it there speaks volumes about my gaming habits.)

@roe I’d buy it.

Stuff dogs, I was excited to play around as a pigeon.

When they announced they were remaking my favourite game ever, I was both absolutely delighted and terrified. I've felt nothing but pessimism about it ever since – until this trailer. For the first time now, I'm genuinely excited. It looks phenomenal!

I personally thought that demo made it look quite average. Maybe it plays better than it looks, but after playing something like Sekiro, the combat here looks a little unfulfilling. Animations also seemed a bit off - definitely not up there with Uncharted or God of War. Will have to wait and see.

Honestly, it's things like this that excite me more than graphical upgrades with the next gen. Games already look stunning, and as games have become bigger, load times have sometimes become excessive.

@bruhman Hey, I don't have a social life. I need this!

Nice. Looking forward to playing it again!

Mark Cerny has also said the current PSVR headset is compatible with PS5. Potential for a PSVR sequel, too. I think this is encouraging – VR has been one of the best things about this gen, in my opinion.

@get2sammyb you can’t sign into the site unless you allow all third-party cookies. It’s quite annoying.

Very cool. Looking forward to this one.

Looks really good. I'm well up for a 5 hour weekend experience in VR. Thanks for the great review, @LiamCroft.

Please, yes. I haven't played Persona 3 in quite a while, but it remains my favourite in the series - probably because it was the first one I played. I would really love to play both P3 and P4 again on PS4.

Rez Infinite for £12.49? Sure, why not!

Sick is bad, right? No?

We really need to get to the bottom of this.

I was hoping it wasn’t a joke. I would honestly really like a turn-based Yakuza RPG.

@Belazur You didn't read it!? How do you know it's an "embarrassing hot-take" then?

@gingerfrog Yeah, I've noticed the menus have started getting quite sluggish recently – especially if, God forbid, it's trying to download something while you simultaneously move around the menus.

@MS7000 Sorry to disappoint you. It's worth giving it a try for yourself, especially if you still haven't used the free trial. But probably best to keep your expectations in check.

@MS7000 My PS4 is wired to the router. I was really disappointed with the quality. I sit quite close to the screen so maybe I'm just seeing it more than others, but it looked pretty bad on a 55-inch 4K screen. No idea how it looks on a 1080p screen, though.

I gave PlayStation Now a second try late last year, just before they introduced downloads, and I really didn't like it. The image quality was poor. I have 350mbps Virgin fibre internet and even with that the macroblocking was awful.

I love the idea of streaming games and I hope it improves, but if the future of streaming games is like what Sony offers right now with PlayStation Now, I don't think it's good enough.

@Kidfunkadelic83 Yeah, I'm really loving the game as well.

Do you or anyone else know if they'll be folding all the DLC content into the career mode?

I should point out, however, that these new events are taken from the first DiRT Rally game, but with enhances visuals, so not really entirely new content. It's nice that we can play all the events from the first game in here, but charging people an extra £21 to have this older content is really pushing it.

I hate clutter. I got rid of all my boxed games (and all my books, old magazines, etc.) about a year ago and since then I've been buying everything digitally. I wouldn't want it any other way now, so I'd be up for it.

@RedMageLanakyn @get2sammyb We have a lot to thank Facebook's moderators for in regards to what we end up seeing on Facebook. Check out this report from The Verge if you haven't already seen it – truly shocking stuff, and some amazing journalism from Casey Newton.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebook-content-moderator-interviews-trauma-working-conditions-arizona

@tomassi Agreed. I think 2019 is considerably improved, even without the UEFA license.

Also, Deal of the Week is PES 2019 for £7.99! That's a steal if you like football games!

Happy birthday, Push Square. Very happy to be a part of it, no matter how small.

I think it sets the bar for all future remakes. A stunning achievement.

@ShogunRok Nice review, Robert.

Based on what you've said, I can't really see myself playing it any time soon. But in case I do ever feel the urge, what is it like to play solo?

@Rudy_Manchego Yeah, it's dropped even lower since you posted. Down to £35 on Amazon right now and around £30 on other sites like ShopTo.

I completely agree. It’s a pain in the backside. And it’s made even worse when they couple it with the need to hold the select button to select things. Why?!

@Shigurui good to know! Thanks

@get2sammyb That's no excuse 😂

@get2sammyb Soccer, Sammy? You're British man! C'mon!

It's not Dirt Rally, but I always enjoy the WRC games nonetheless. Nice to see they've taken a bit longer to make a more polished game.

@HungryWolf Yeah, it seems to be just British outlets that didn't get it. No review codes for Videogamer, Push Square, Eurogamer, or The Guardian...

Looks like outlets based in America were able to get codes when British-based outlets weren't. USGamer got a code; Eurogamer didn't.

Oh yeah. I've been waiting for this!

@fluggy Fair enough.

@Porco Nothing wrong with not spending the money on launch and waiting for a sale. I do it all the time. I'm just surprised that a game getting an 8 might be a potential turnoff for some people who seem like they were otherwise excited for the game. 8 is a great score. It's also sitting on a 91 aggregate rating right now.

@fluggy Those are some seriously high standards! 8 is a very high score given to great games.

I quite fancy playing this. It does look quite charming.

@AuScott @gingerfrog As far as I’m aware there’s no extra fee for each of the episodes, just the initial £11.99/$14.99.

@johncalmc Tales of Graces F is definitely one of the weaker ones; I'm a fan of the Tales series, but that one bored me too. Tales of Vesperia is a brilliant game, though – I know I'm repeating what others have said, but it's also my favourite entry into the series. I say give it a go if your a JRPG fan.

@Deadlyblack Oh yeah, and the music in Hydropolis is amazing. I still find myself humming it at times.

Picked up Pillars of Eternity in the PlayStation Store sale, and got drawn in immediately. I'm playing that through the Christmas break.

Great interview, Graham. Love this kind of article.

@get2sammyb I know, right? I kinda want to play this, but not at full price – it's too risky! It's been on my wish list for ages.

This sounds ace. It wasn’t on my radar before - I didn’t really enjoy Gwent in The Witcher 3 - but you’ve sold me on this rendition.