yes, but if those article discussing the game saves and DLC content transferring over from ps3 to ps4 is true also, then even if you upgrade $10 for the game, the fact that you didn't purchase the DLC could come at an additional cost.  My thing is if I already have the game and the DLC, then why wouldn't it make sense for a $10-$20 upgrade fee?  You buy TLOU used for $20, but the DLC costs anywhere from $10-$15 bucks.  $20 if you buy the season pass.  You would already of spent $40 bucks or more for the game and additional content.  how is $10 for this circumstance out of the realm?  If anything.. with exisiting season pass, upgrade = $10.  Without season pass/missing DLC, upgrade = ~$20-25. 

I am not disagreeing with your arguement for wanting a cheaper price, i am just stating why you are not going to get it.

If $50 is too much for the game, then wait until the end of the year when it will be $25.

Buying - bought the game not the DLC
i was going to buy the DLC but then this remaster was announced. I was also going to play it a 4th time but then..you get the jist. now i've been holding it in but i really want to play it again >_> even despite currently playing a bunch of games

people seem to forget that TLoU actually had an online pass. so anyone who bought TLoU new would have entered the online pass, whoever has the online pass they can buy the upgrade plan.

I bought the CE edition for 150 and season pass so I have a good amount into the game but I do plan on buying it again because of the MP. Though I'm waiting for a deal where I can get it for $30

You really should not complain about game price.

Here I have to pay 35 pounds for a new copy of the PS3 version which is 60USD.

How much do you think the ps4 version is going to fetch me back?

my complaint isn't really game pricing.  it's rebuying a 1 year old game that you already bought.. personally, i just believe it would make more sense to offer an upgrade fee.  you keep your game.. you upgrade... you continue to play your game on the newer system.  sony wins because not only will previous owners and the ps3 community move over.. they will get additional monies from previous owners.  Sony is more than likely not going to get many of those already bought buyers to rebuy the same game, even if it's a visual upgrade @ $50.  don't get me wrong, $50 is awesome if you never played/bought the game, because you not only get the game but also all the DLCs along with it.  but if they offered an upgrade fee, then those that already have it are more than likely to buy the upgrade and they get to keep what they already have. 

So to comment on your 2nd comment (I'll be using US pricing):  You just bought a new/used game for $40/$20.  You buy the season pass for it.. which puts your total at $60/$40.  You want to play it on the ps4.. are you willing to shell out another $50 for the same content but prettier graphics?  if you did.. you just paid $110/$90 total for the same game and content, but now you have one for the ps3 and one for the ps4.  Ok.. so you decide you'll sell your PS3 game and buy it for the PS4.  You go to gamestop and they give you ~$10-15 back for it (optimistic number.. more than likely less than $10 if you can buy it used for $20.. also I understand you can sell the game yourself and make more $, but if you sell it over $20, people will just buy it for $20 at gamestop or less than at amazon).  You add in another $40/$35 to rebuy it for the ps4.  In total, for 1 title, you've just spent anywhere from $65-95, for the same 1yo game that you already owned just to be able to play it on the ps4.  pricing will vary, but in the end, you pay more for the same experience.  $50 for the ps4 remastered aint bad for the ones that never bought/played the game, but $50 more for current ps3 owners who might want upgraded graphics and want to play on the ps4.. on a 1 yo game, that would just suck ass.

As for your last comment.. don't know what the ps4's game resale value would be.. but definitely alot better than what the ps3 version will get back, especially moreso because there wouldn't be as much incentive to pick up the ps3 version.  everything loses value over time, but to wait until the game shows up in the bargin bin, especially if you already have the game, albeit on a different system?  might as well not even get it.. previous gen owners will just move onto the newer/not yet owned games on the new system.

one last thing.. i'll use FFX as an example.  I already have the PS2 version, but I won't be buying the PS3 HD version, ever.  Even if it's in the bargin bin now, I still won't buy it when I can have relive the same experience (less HD jazz, of course) just popping the ps2 game into my ps3.  now i understand the ps4 isn't ps3 bc, but that's irrelevant to the topic.  point is.. why am i going to rebuy the same game, albiet an HD version, if I already have the game?  i don't need 2 differnt versions of the same game that basically has the the same content.  

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Just to break it down. I dont think these remakes and upgrades to older games are for you.

Its a easy million, which is odd since its only a year old. But a easy million nonetheless.

eh.. it's really whatever at this point until something is said from ND or Sony.  As for the game announcement, it was pretty much announced 2 months right after they announced the left behind DLC.  How many remasters pop up within 1 year of the game release?  that's why i think this game was in that unique situation..

anyways... as for the upgrades to older games comment.. those are a different situation though.  I've got the GOW and MGS collection also, even though I also have the games for the ps2.. and I agree that these games do look good in HD.  The problem is, these remastered/HD collections are just that.. remastered/HD collections of a game series last gen.. not something that was just released last year, last gen or not... basically a transition year.  I don't know.. it just doesn't make sense on that end.  Remastered and HD collections/single ports, a few years from now seems about right.. just 1 year after though.. oh well.