Sony PlayStation 4 500GB Console - The Last of Us Remastered Bundle

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The game's visual features were commended by many reviewers. The art design was lauded as "outstanding" by Computer and Video Games ' Kelly, [84] and "jaw-dropping" by Eurogamer 's Welsh. [86] In contrast, Mc Shea of GameSpot identified the visual representation of the post-apocalyptic world was "mundane", having been portrayed various times previously. [88] The game's graphics have been frequently named by critics as the best for a PlayStation 3 game, with Helgeson of Game Informer naming them "unmatched in console gaming" [87] and Moriarty of IGN stating that they contribute to the realism. [89] Destructoid 's Sterling wrote that the game was visually impressive but that technical issues, such as some "muddy and basic" textures found early in the game, left a negative impact on the visuals. [94]

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