Yooka-Laylee was already a loving throwback to classic 3D collectathon platformers. Now the game is getting a new mode to really emulate that look, and some bonus goodies as compensation that it took so long.
Already available on the PC version of Yooka-Laylee, developer Playtonic said they were working to bring the 64-bit Tonic into the PlayStation 4 version of Yooka-Laylee. They noted it was delayed both because of some bugs getting it working, not to mention development on the sequel Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, which is set to come out tomorrow. The tonic not only downgrades the quality of the graphics, making the game look like it belongs on the Nintendo 64, but it also turns on a CRT filter, adding curves to the corners of the screen and adding in scan lines. It is, ultimately, a loving tribute to both the console and era that inspired the game.
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