Of course it's great what ND achieved, but come on, it's not like it could be confused with actual life ha The holloww, soulless puppetry of it all. no human connection, so again, destroys the illusion and reveals It's not, it's very un real, that's why it falls into the uncanny valley.Īlso the characters never seem to actually make eye contact, it's like they are all staring right through eachother into space. There are lots of other details that last of us simply doesn't capture in order to claim it's like real. The game doesn't capture a living breathing being in a moment in time, it's merely a collection of polygons moving from animation A to B with a very obvious cue. We don't ever stop moving or jar in a fraction of a second from one stance to the next, we are in perpetual, movement. If you actually scrutinize the characters, they are robotic because the animation doesn't have the seamless fluidity of movement that humans have. In 10 years time you will realise what I said was true, because by then there will be games that are far more realistic. In TLOU: Part I both moments will look just as good and will look even better than the cinematics of that one.People said the same when LA Noir came out, now it looks pretty laughable.
2013's The Last of Us and its 2014 remaster featured pre-rendered sequences that enjoyed much higher visual quality than the rest. The big goal is to be at the level of the real actors behind the motion capture and match cinematics and gameplay. Precisely that, the faces and modeling of characters and enemies, is one of the big changes of the remake, made from scratch for PlayStation 5. A similar thing happened with Ellie, whose age and emotions seem to have changed.
Love that we get to better show off her acting chops with Part I! - Neil Druckmann June 14, 2022Īmong the community, a new division has not taken long to emerge between those who are delighted with the result and those who prefer the nostalgic factor of the original model, which they see as younger and less obvious in its expressions. Annie destroyed us with her performance as Tess.
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