One of the best games on the PlayStation 3 has arrived on the PlayStation 4 with Naughty Dog's The Last of Us Remastered Edition that boasts glorious 1080p graphics and a flawless framerate of 60 frames per second.

The word ‘remastered' carries quite a bit of weight, especially when the game that's receiving the treatment is already considered to be a masterpiece. However, Naughty Dog strives even closer to perfection, and that is what you'll get in The Last of Us: Remastered .

Photo Mode | Beautiful Graphics | Smooth | Story | DLC and MP maps | No Network Pass Needed

AI is still a bit foggy | Multiplayer Match-Ups

I have say maybe I'm a little biased, as I truly loved this game on PS3, but after sitting and playing through on the PS4, I'm so glad I did. Everything they have upped their game on has just totally enhanced my gaming experience in any way that could be possible.

I played through this multiple times on last gen and already on my second playthrough on the remastered (don't worry it's a long game I just play alot :p) But everything about this game is great, the graphics, the game mechanics, the ai, the characters, but most importantly, the story.

It was just over a year ago that Naughty Dog bestowed upon the PlayStation 3 perhaps the finest gift any system headed into retirement could ask for. No, it wasn't a rare gold watch dug up by Nathan Drake.

Positives One of the most compelling and emotionally driven stories in video game history, now remastered for a new generation of gamers; Includes map packs and story DLC along with a wealth of PS4-specific technical enhancements

Negatives Repetitive gameplay mechanics can distract from story, you have no choice in how the game ends; Multiplayer seems tacked on and out of place

You will be in one of two camps, the first that simply never played the PS3 version of The Last of US and the Second that did and are wondering whether or not to upgrade to the PS4 version.

It's quite simple really. One of the games on the PlayStation is now one of the best games on the PlayStation 4.

The Last of Us Remastered hits store shelves today, and many of you are probably wondering if this reworking of last year's masterpiece for PlayStation 4 is going to be worth the cash, especially if you've already played it on the PlayStation 3.

I'd be reluctant to say that arguments against The Last of Us are immediately invalidated just because I thought the original PlayStation 3 release was a fantastic piece of software with a ton of emotion, blood, sweat, and tears in every corner of its design.

Blood everywhere; Extreme violence and tension; Joel and Ellie; Inventory adds to stress; but doesn't become a source of it; Redefining survival horror gameplay; Deep mutliplayer; Highly cinematic and engrossing; Did I talk about the blood [Not in this review

Joel and Ellie

, I spent almost the entirety of the last console generation as an Xbox gamer. As the generation started winding down and we had the

+ Enhanced graphics; + 60 fps; + Dualshock 4 integration; + Left Behind DLC; + Sharing photos