Sony has just announced the availability of a new update for The Last of Us Part II dedicated especially for PS5. And it is that with this new version of the game, players will be able to enjoy improved resolutions with which to achieve stable refresh rates of 60 images per second.
Improved performance on PS5
The new patch 1.08 of The Last of Us Part II introduces a new option in the screen settings that will allow users to select between a stable frame rate centered on 30 or 60 FPS as they prefer. In addition to that, the update has included a new improved resolution, faster loading times taking advantage of the peculiarities of PS5 and other new features that have not gone into details.
How can I download the patch?
This update 1.08 of The Last of Us Part II is completely free, so you simply have to check the available updates so that the new version of the game begins to download immediately and you can install it as soon as possible to start enjoying the advantages of the latest version.
And what about multiplayer?
Much has been said about the forgotten multiplayer mode of The Last of Us Part II, and this is one more indication that things were completely canceled long ago. The latest industry rumors claimed that Naughty Dog was already focused on other issues, and with the supposed development of a new IP, the long-awaited multiplayer passed away a long time ago.
The future that awaits us
According to Naughty Dog communications director Arne Meyer, these new additions are just the first taste of what developers are beginning to discover by taking advantage of the possibilities of the PS5 system, which is why upcoming titles designed especially for the new console should surprise a lot on a technical level.
At the moment this patch is just the first step in a very promising future, so we are looking forward to hearing more about the upcoming releases.
Yet another “remastering”
We are not going to deny that we could be playing The Last of Us Part II all the time without getting bored, but the amount of improvement patches and remasters that we are experiencing in this last era of the video game is still annoying. We have the clearest example with GTA V, which has announced its final release on PS5 and Xbox Series X for next November 11, again we ask ourselves the question if it is necessary to bring a game back to a new generation platform with so little margin since its launch, but in the case of The Last of Us Part II we would have no reason to avoid its arrival. It is one of the best games of recent years, so any possible update is allowed, no matter how unnecessary it may be.