While The Last of Us Part II will not ship with multiplayer like the first game's Factions mode, Naughty Dog is continuing to hire developers focused on multiplayer.
While PlayStation and Naughty Dog held a press event recently to reveal the release date for The Last of Us Part II, it appears the studio may need more time to finish the game. A new report indicates The Last of Us Part II is being delayed until sometime in Spring 2020.
The Last of Us Part II looked primed to be a next-gen title, but it's still releasing on the PlayStation 4. This is good news for everyone.
The Art of The Last of Us Part II is the official art book for the game. It's 192 pages, which means plenty of art of characters, environments and threats in the game. It's being published by Dark Horse and is set to release on March 3, 2020.
In a new video called Inside the Demo, Naughty Dog celebrates Outbreak Day with some commentary on the making of The Last of Us Part II, as well as some new brief clips of gameplay. The Last of Us Part II is set to release on February 21, 2020.
While Factions mode was an overall well-liked portion of the original The Last of Us, it looks like The Last of Us Part II won't include multiplayer of any sort. This comes as a contradiction to previous statements from the game's co-directors.
Many people consider The Last of Us to be a masterpiece that didn't need a sequel. Well, we're getting one, and we got to play it. Here's what we thought.
The Last of Us Part II is getting some very special Collector's Editions next February.
At today's PlayStation State of Play, new information was revealed for The Last of Us Part II in a new gameplay trailer, including the release date: February 21, 2020.
A media event for The Last of Us Part II is being held on September 24, two days before Outbreak Day. New information, gameplay footage and possibly even a release date are very likely to be announced.