Naughty Dog Has Worked on an "Untitled" IP since 2021
An illustrator who worked on the now-canceled multiplayer The Last of Us spin-off was also working on a different IP for Naughty Dog.
An illustrator who worked on the now-canceled multiplayer The Last of Us spin-off was also working on a different IP for Naughty Dog.
The 52-year-old actor is teasing some major game-accurate changes for Sully in the upcoming live-action adaptation sequel.
The internet, however, isn't quite so easily convinced that Naughty Dog is working on such an ambitious project.
Corridor Digital loves to evoke controversy whenever it can. May it never change!
The Sony Pictures Core app, formerly known as the Bravia Core, has officially arrived on the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5.
The statement, which comes from a now-just-publicized interview from last year, is reassuring amidst Sony's push towards live-action.
Insomniac Games is responsible for three of the best-selling PlayStation 5 exclusives so far with two more coming soon.
Naughty Dog's only "confirmed" game is The Last of Us' multiplayer spin-off, which was delayed for further polishing.
Tom Holland has worked with Sony for several years, including stints as Spider-Man in the MCU and as Nathan Drake in Uncharted.
Naughty Dog has been rumored to be working on a new property with either a fantasy or sci-fi setting for the past few years.
Charles Roven has produced many Hollywood blockbusters, including Uncharted, Wonder Woman, Oppenheimer, and The Dark Knight trilogy.
Christopher McQuarrie, the writer and director of the latest Mission: Impossible film, denied any knowledge of Uncharted 2.
The actor revealed that he doesn’t even think about drinking anymore.
Naughty Dog co-president, Neil Druckmann, says that the studio has "moved on" from Uncharted and, maybe even, The Last of Us.
To be honest, we're surprised it's taken Sony this long to remake Nathan Drake's first outing.
The 62-year-old actor believes that Tom Holland is a perfect candidate to carry on the legacy of Zorro.
PlayStation's Hermen Hulst just explained the reasoning why Sony put more money into the company that made Bloodborne.