I guess we simply have to #Dealwithit!

It terms of development time.  A new game requires pre - production, if pre production takes 6 months, then you can have half the team do a remaster and the other half do designing and the like and then in six months you have a new game in production and a remaster going out the door whereas what you want would only have a new game in production.  

Option A: put these 30 people to make a new game, we wait 3-4 years, because it is a very small operation at this point.  

Option B: put these 30 people to make a remaster, we wait 1 year, with the money we can fund a full team and make the same game that Option A would do in 2-3 years.  

Option C: put these 30 people to make a new smaller game, we wait 2-3 years, because it is a very small operation at this point.  

Option D: put these 30 people to make a remaster, we wait 1 year, with the money we can fund a full team and make the same game that Option A would do in 1-2years.  

Why wait a year for a game that already exists?...and dont say because people who hasnt played it now has the chance.

Put these people on a new project or have them help out another dev team. We dont need these filler remasters.

Hmph. Speak for yourself. I can't wait for the GTA V:R

@Bold they are.  Many of the technologies that the TLoU team made is going towards Uncharted.  

@Underlined, we don't need any games.  

@italics, lots of people have their own reasons.  The PS4 version is better, not everyone had the PS3, other reasons.  

No, because that sounds like they were taken off U4 development and being readded.  That isn't what is happening.  

"The tricks and lessons learnt during the development of The Last of Us: Remastered will mean that the next game from Naughty Dog will arrive sooner than it would have done.

That next game, lest you forget, will most likely be Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End.

"Every single one of our game releases always benefits the next," community strategist Arne Meyer told CVG.

"We work under such an iterative process that our technology either informs future decisions or, as has been the case of with Uncharted, once we take care of one aspect we move on to another, like how we did water, then snow and sand.

"We're always building on top of what we've done previously, and The Last of Us: Remastered is probably one of the more concrete examples in a way. We're making this in a way that benefits our PS4 tools pipeline so that we can have a good head start on our next, full PS4 game."

Games aren't needed period for any reason.  Don't need them to live.