Naughty Dog voorziet The Last of Us: Part I en Part II van PS5 Pro updates

Met de aankomende release van de PlayStation 5 Pro heeft Naughty Dog updates voor zowel The Last of Us: Part I als The Last of Us: Part II Remastered uitgebracht. Beide updates zorgen voor PlayStation 5 Pro features, waarmee de games dus klaar zijn voor het nieuwe systeem.

Naast dat de updates PlayStation 5 Pro features toevoegen, brengen ze ook verschillende bug fixes en andere verbeteringen. Hieronder hebben we per game de patch notes op een rijtje gezet:

The Last of Us: Part I

PlayStation 5 Pro

• New rendering mode added that takes advantage of PlayStation® Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR)
• New “Pro” mode renders at 1440p, with PSSR upscaling output to 4K, while maintaining a target of 60 fps*
• Performance and Fidelity rendering modes are still available and provide smoother experience and high framerates compared to the original PS5*

*Enhanced features require a compatible display in addition to the PlayStation 5 Pro console.

General

• Fixed issue where New Game+ mode wasn’t being applied when using Chapter Select
• Fixed an issue where a player’s Artifact collection could become desynced with their Save Data, preventing trophy acquisition
• Fixed an issue where game could be locked at 40 fps on boot up when using a 4K, VRR monitor

Gameplay

• Fixed an issue where players could become unable to swim quickly due to rebinding conflicts with a Custom control scheme
• Fixed an issue where the speedrun timer could revert to the most recent checkpoint’s time if the player quit or the game crashed
• [Bill’s Town] Fixed an issue where Ellie and Bill would not follow the player as expected
• [Lakeside Resort] Improved Ellie’s accuracy with the hunting rifle while crouched
• [The University] Fixed issue with library generator that could affect progression
• [Bus Depot] Fixed issue where Joel’s flashlight would turn on when inspecting certain artifacts despite being in direct sunlight

Accessibility

• Added additional support so that more PlayStation 5 console Accessibility settings are now reflected in-game
• [Pittsburgh] Fixed an issue where a generator could be pinged by ‘Enhanced Listening Mode’ before intended
• [Tommy’s Dam] Fixed an issue on New Game+ where there was no prompt to turn the hand-wheel
• [Left Behind – Back in a Flash] Fixed an issue where Navigation Assistance could become disabled unintentionally

The Last of Us: Part II Remastered

PlayStation 5 Pro

• New rendering mode added that takes advantage of PlayStation® Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR)
• New “Pro” mode renders at 1440p, with PSSR upscaling output to 4K, while maintaining a target of 60 fps*
• Performance and Fidelity rendering modes are still available and provide smoother experience and high framerates compared to the original PS5*

*Enhanced features require a compatible display in addition to the PlayStation 5 Pro console.

General

• Fixed an issue where some trophies would not unlock after importing PS4 save data
• Fixed an issue where Abby’s torso could disappear when switching between her bonus skins

Gameplay

• [The Tunnels] Fixed an issue where Dina could be grabbed an additional time while escaping in the subway

No Return

• Fixed an issue where the stun bomb was not being accurately counted toward the player’s “Stun” stats
• Fixed an issue where some weapon kills were not accurately tracking toward player’s stats when performing stealth kills in between those weapon kills
• Fixed an issue where shiv kills were not being accurately counted toward the player’s “Shiv” stats

Audio

• [On Foot] Fixed an issue where music tracks would not progress as intended when speedrunning

Accessibility

• Added additional support so more PlayStation 5 console Accessibility settings are now reflected in-game
• [The Tunnels] Fixed an issue where code for the locked room could not be located using Enhanced Listen Mode
• [No Return] Fixed an issue where enemies specified by a Gambit were not properly identified when using High Contrast Mode

Localization

• Various minor localization fixes across multiple languages