The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered upgrade: How to get the next-gen version
Naughty Dog is known for pushing the boundaries when it comes to graphics.
We can still remember being in awe at Nathan Drake's clothes looking wet when he first climbed out of the water back in 2007.
The first Uncharted was later remastered for the next generation, which is a trend Naughty Dog has done with every game since.
The latest is The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, which releases on Friday 19th January. It takes the original 2020 game and polishes the graphics a bit, as well as adding Lost Levels, new modes and new trophies.
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What's even cooler is that you don't have to pay full price if you already have the PS4 version.
Here's how to upgrade to the remastered version for cheap if you have your old copy!
If you already own The Last of Us Part 2 on PS4, you'll be able to grab the remastered version on PS5 for just £10! A much nicer option than the full price of £44.99. But how do we do this?
Firstly, if it's a physical copy that you own, make sure it's inserted into the PS5 disk drive (we're afraid you won't be able to use your physical copy if you have a digital-only PS5). Once you've done this, head to the PlayStation store and you should have the option to upgrade to the remastered version for a tenner. Bargain!
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You can read our full review of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered now, but let's take a quick look at what's changed, and the new features.
The graphics have had an upgrade, but it's not a huge step up like other remasters. But that's fine with us, because Part 2 already pushed the PS4 to its limits, and still looks spectacular today. The real selling point to this remaster is its extra modes.
No Return is a roguelike version of the game, in which the story is swept under the rug for an intense gameplay
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