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Free Up Some Space: The Last of Us: Remastered is 50GB Install

A 50gb install for the upcoming PS4 game,The Last of Us Remastered.
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Published: Jul 22, 2014 12:19 pm

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Attention gamers: It has been reported that The Last of Us: Remastered will take up 50GB of your PS4 hard drive space. IGN states that some copies of the game have been released early, revealing the massive install space needed. This signifies a lot of remastering, considering that the PS3 version is a 26GB download size. Be excited and make some room!

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This news finally answers the “Can we fit all of this on the disc?” question saying, yes, just barely. It is definitely worth it, though. The game comes with full 1080p graphics at 60fps. Not to mention, the DLC Left Behind, is included in the package. The Last of Us has really made its mark, receiving perfect reviews, and is even coming out with a Limited Edition PS4 in Japan. 

The Last of Us Remastered comes out July 29th, at a price of $49.99. It is available for download on the same day. Also, look forward to new DLC coming later this year, available cross-platform (PS3 and PS4).

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