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The Last of Us Part I (2022)

Duration: 7:17

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On this video, we are testing how The Last of Us Part 1 plays on the AYANEO 2. The verdict, it plays very good on the AYANEO 2, but for the 16 GB version, it will give you a "Please Wait" message very often, it could pause your game for up to a few minutes sometimes, other times it will just pause it for a few seconds.

00:00 Title screen.
00:13 Graphical settings.
00:48 Start of Gameplay, fighting infected and my first Clicker.
01:51 Cutscene. You can't deny that view!!!.
02:24 End of my commentary.
02:49 Start of gameplay, fighting FEDRA soldiers.
04:12 Cutscene, don't bring up Tes... EVER!
05:28 Start of gameplay, 1, 2, 3 clickers.

Note that we captured the video using an elgato HD60X external capture card which would upscale the 1280X1200 native AYANEO 2 video to 1440p. The colors captured by the capture card do not seem to reflect the colors on the actual AYANEO 2 screen and appear to be too yellow or too purple. The actual colors on the AYANEO 2 screen pop out, are beautiful and bright, that no capture card could represent accurately. Additionally, the capture is creating a screen tear that you don't see on the AYANEO screen itself. This upscaling also created some black bars on the sides and/or the bottom to keep the correct aspect ratio of the video. Additionally, any choppiness on the video where you do not see a slowdown on the FPS, was most likely caused by the video capture card and not the gameplay itself. The AYANEO 2 was docked on a the AYANEO dock during this capture, but we still used the AYANEO controls to play the game.

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