The latter part of his statement to TheGamer seems evident in Square Enix’s handling of the iconic Honey Bee Inn in Final Fantasy VII Remake. That’s quite the praise coming from Toriyama. In Final Fantasy VII Remake, we rebuilt the original game using the latest technology, but we felt that it should not stop at the technical side and we needed to update the story content being shown in line with modern sensibilities. However, having achieved that makes it a great game that sets a benchmark for the industry. I think that expressing diversity with LGBTQ+ inclusion is an important issue for everyone involved in making content, not just people making games. Anderson's design was purposefully made to have Abby look a certain way, then it’s a shame that Naughty Dog wouldn’t model Abby’s looks off the original doctor instead, and opt to have a playable character of color, something both of The Last of Us games have seriously lacked in.The Last of Us Part II really delivered on its consideration for diversity, right down to the UI, and I would imagine that the cost of debugging on that game was massive. Anderson’s ethnicity as “ African-American,” seeming to confirm that at least the wide majority of players were in agreement about his ethnicity then.
While obviously filled out by fans and not official Naughty Dog information, it did originally list Dr. The first was a screenshot from the game in which Joel was stabbing the surgeon, whose skin is noticeably darker, at least compared to what Abby’s father looks like in The Last of Us: Part 2. The post also includes a screenshot from the Wiki page of Jerry Anderson before it was updated to reflect the sequel. One post made to Reddit by u/Ravensight_q8 was accompanied by two telling photos. In fact, when side-by-side images are lined up comparing the two, it hardly seems like they’re the same person. But in the second game, not only does Dr. Anderson look years younger thanks to the less noticeable wrinkles, but he's also sporting a paler complexion.
In the original The Last of Us, the doctor’s face looks darker yet also gaunt and sickly, which is understandable given the rough conditions he had to survive in. Perhaps most striking is the fact that he has a fairer complexion in the second game.
There are several key differences between the doctor featured in the first and second games.
0 kommentar(er)
