If someone doesn't want it then he should just not get it and be done with it, not repeat over and over how he feels this is not worth it or how both versions look the same to him.

To be the devil's advocate, it's probably because the game is barely a year old, and most people want remasters of old classics that sorely need to be updated, not a year-old game that was gorgeous enough when it came out.

That being said, I'm probably gonna get in, because I never finished the original.

True. Like I said though, a lot of people would rather have a different game right now that's older and needs more attention than TLOU. An Uncharted remaster collection would probably make a bit more sense right now.

But I digress. Everyone has different opinions in what they think Sony should have made, but Sony is a company, and they went with whatever is most profitable to them.

If that is your reason for disliking this then I can understand that, but the sad thing is that for most people this has nothing to do with people wanting an older remake or even with them wanting ND to just work on new games.  Most people that complain just complain about this because the PS4 is, let's say not their favourite system of the 3.

Yeah, but even those people are ignoring the fact that ND is currently working on UC4, and an unnanounced title, concurrently.  TLOU was simply a side project.  As you say, it's simply because it's an exclusive PS4 title.

The whole things is just very silly, honestly the only more or less legitimate reason to be mad about this is if you rather wanted an UC Collection.

We've been getting 1 year old ports and game of the year editions for 10+ years. The only reason this is suddenly an issue is because it's a critically acclaimed 1st party game releasing on the console currently winning the sales race.

In essence it's just a really great GOTY edition that provides more than just the DLC.

I can understand people having no personal interest in them, but things have really gotten out of hand.

GOTY are the same thing as the normal game with DLC included. Remasters are improved versions. A lot of people bought the base game, along with the DLC, and are now (understandably) upset that a better version came out just a year later for full price.

And saying that people are only upset about it because it's on the PS4 isn't quite true. A lot of people are against one year old remasters, since their original purchase has little meaning when an improved version comes out just a year later. It's not a PS4 issue. It's just the fact that it's been happening so often now with Tomb Raider, TLOU, GTA, etc, and it brings the situation into the spotlight.

And of course people are going to make a big deal about it if they don't like it, what do you expect? A lot of people were hoping for a remaster of an older game from last gen that probably needs a visual refresh much more than the most gorgeous game of last gen.

GOTY are the same thing as the normal game with DLC included. Remasters are improved versions. A lot of people bought the base game, along with the DLC, and are now (understandably) upset that a better version came out just a year later for full price.

And saying that people are only upset about it because it's on the PS4 isn't quite true. A lot of people are against one year old remasters, since their original purchase has little meaning when an improved version comes out just a year later. It's not a PS4 issue. It's just the fact that it's been happening so often now with Tomb Raider, TLOU, GTA, etc, and it brings the situation into the spotlight.

And of course people are going to make a big deal about it if they don't like it, what do you expect? A lot of people were hoping for a remaster of an older game from last gen that probably needs a visual refresh much more than the most gorgeous game of last gen.