The Last Of Us Season 2 Filming Update Confirms The Bleak Fate of Joel Miller
It doesn't appear that the live-action adaptation has any plans on changing on one of the saddest moment in gaming history.
It doesn't appear that the live-action adaptation has any plans on changing on one of the saddest moment in gaming history.
According to the source, Sony might not wait for the premiere of Season 2 of HBO's The Last of Us to release the sequel on PC.
Unfortunately, the files, which came from a 2020 build of The Last of Us Part 2 can't confirm if the remake/reboot is still in development.
Unfortunately, concepts are ways away from being an in-development title let alone a complete game.
Joel Miller's demise in The Last of Us Part 2 happened early on in the game and is an integral part of the narrative.
Owners of digital copies who pre-ordered The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered might want to check for an email or message from PlayStation.
As the entertainment industry falls in love with universes, Naughty Dog and Sony are sitting on a award-winning narrative-driven goldmine.
HBO just reminded everyone that, while the live-action adaptation will remain faithful, it isn't afraid to take creative liberties.
HBO can probably get away with casting a less-muscular actress as Abby but it just wouldn't be as effective.
As HBO waits for Pedro Pascal's schedule to clear up, Bella Ramsey is already preparing herself to take on a much more physical role.
Unlike the first game, the re-release of The Last of Us Part 2 will be a proper remaster with a significant amount of new content added.
It's hard to believe that Naughty Dog, one of Sony's marquee studios, has yet to release a new title for the PlayStation 5.
After much hemming and hawing, Naughty Dog has officially confirmed that The Last of Us multiplayer spin-off is no longer in development.
While no one is doubting Kaitlyn Dever's acting chops, most aren't convinced that she can physically do the character justice.
Unlike The Last of Us Part 1, Naughty Dog is adding a substantial amount of content for The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered.
According to the rumors, the core development team over at Naughty Dog are working on an entirely new project.
You have to hand it to Sony - it knows its market all too well and how to tug at their emotional heartstrings.
HBO's latest update regarding the live-action adaptation is the first piece of good news that The Last of Us fans have received in a while.