After months of waiting, The Last of You Part II Remastered It is available now, in its physical and digital versions. In addition to being able to purchase the game for $50, there is an option to upgrade your PS4 copy for just $10. However, if for some reason you make a mistake and get the title back as new, Don’t worry, PlayStation will pay you back.
Through social networks, several users shared a message from PlayStation, where they confirmed that those who bought The Last of You Part II Remastered At $50 dollars by mistake, since they wanted to improve $10 dollars, You will get your money backSo they can get the best without spending $40 more
During the pre-order period, Many users were confused while upgrading, since the PlayStation Store didn’t do a good job of identifying different purchase options. Fortunately, those who made the mistake of overpaying will get their money back. Here’s what it says about it:
“As owners of the PS4 digital version of The Last of Us Part 2, a digital upgrade to the PS5 digital version will be available at a heavily discounted price on launch day.
We don’t want you to miss out on that opportunity, so as a gesture of goodwill, we’ve refunded your pre-order purchase of the PS5 version so you can purchase the digital upgrade at launch. day.”
Those who have a physical copy The Last of Us Part 2 d playstation 4, They need to keep their disc on the PS5 to access the improvementsWhen everyone who owns a digital copy simply accesses the PlayStation Store and pays for the upgrade.
This is the remastered version Our last part II Not only includes the story that we already know with a good visual chapter, but There are also a number of extras in the form of director’s commentary, a new roguelike game mode, and additional layers. On related topics, you can check our review The Last of You Part II Remastered Here. Similarly, the director of this title defends the remastering.
Editor’s note:
It’s nice to see that PlayStation is doing everything it can to compensate players who made a mistake at the time. However, it’s also true that the company didn’t do a good job of differentiating the full version with the $10 upgrade.
Through: Eurogamer
