Last night saw Sony’s latest State of Play event and viewers were unsure if anythingThe Last of Usrelated would make an appearance.Although there wasn’t news of another remaster, a potentialThe Last of Us Part IIIor a brand-newNaughty DogIP,The Last of Usstill managed to make a splash at the event.While we’re on the topic, check out our review forThe Last of Us Part II Remasteredbelow!It has been over a decade sinceThe Last of Uswas first released and since then, it has inspired a hit sequel and even a dedicatedtelevisionadaptation.AdvertWith multiple remasters under its belt, its popularity shows no signs of slowing down and last night’s State of Play event was proof of that.When we thought the show had ended,Sonyhad one last announcement.The Last of Us Part Iis coming to the PS Plus catalog on 26 September.Available forPS Pluspremium and extra members, this will be the first time the remake has been added to the Sony service despite the originalTLOUbeing added a few years back.AdvertIt is confusing, I know.Either way, fans of the game and those interested in experiencing it for the first time are excited with the news and took to r/PlayStationPlus to share their thoughts.“My patience has been rewarded. I don’t think I’ve seen this go below $35,” one commentread.Another said: “F**k yeah, I wanted to play this game for a while, and I didn’t really wanna play the Remastered version lol.AdvertOctober is a massive W. WithDead SpaceANDTLOU!”WithThe Last of Usbeing on many gamer’s backlogs, this will be the perfect opportunity to experience the award-winning game for the first time.However, with PS Plus being infamous for removing titles within months of them first appearing, I would get on this new addition before it’s too late.Featured Image Credit: Naughty DogTopics:The Last Of Us,Naughty Dog,Sony,PlayStation,Playstation Plus
Last night saw Sony’s latest State of Play event and viewers were unsure if anythingThe Last of Usrelated would make an appearance.Although there wasn’t news of another remaster, a potentialThe Last of Us Part IIIor a brand-newNaughty DogIP,The Last of Usstill managed to make a splash at the event.While we’re on the topic, check out our review forThe Last of Us Part II Remasteredbelow!It has been over a decade sinceThe Last of Uswas first released and since then, it has inspired a hit sequel and even a dedicatedtelevisionadaptation.AdvertWith multiple remasters under its belt, its popularity shows no signs of slowing down and last night’s State of Play event was proof of that.When we thought the show had ended,Sonyhad one last announcement.The Last of Us Part Iis coming to the PS Plus catalog on 26 September.Available forPS Pluspremium and extra members, this will be the first time the remake has been added to the Sony service despite the originalTLOUbeing added a few years back.AdvertIt is confusing, I know.Either way, fans of the game and those interested in experiencing it for the first time are excited with the news and took to r/PlayStationPlus to share their thoughts.“My patience has been rewarded. I don’t think I’ve seen this go below $35,” one commentread.Another said: “F**k yeah, I wanted to play this game for a while, and I didn’t really wanna play the Remastered version lol.AdvertOctober is a massive W. WithDead SpaceANDTLOU!”WithThe Last of Usbeing on many gamer’s backlogs, this will be the perfect opportunity to experience the award-winning game for the first time.However, with PS Plus being infamous for removing titles within months of them first appearing, I would get on this new addition before it’s too late.Featured Image Credit: Naughty DogTopics:The Last Of Us,Naughty Dog,Sony,PlayStation,Playstation Plus
Last night saw Sony’s latest State of Play event and viewers were unsure if anythingThe Last of Usrelated would make an appearance.Although there wasn’t news of another remaster, a potentialThe Last of Us Part IIIor a brand-newNaughty DogIP,The Last of Usstill managed to make a splash at the event.While we’re on the topic, check out our review forThe Last of Us Part II Remasteredbelow!It has been over a decade sinceThe Last of Uswas first released and since then, it has inspired a hit sequel and even a dedicatedtelevisionadaptation.AdvertWith multiple remasters under its belt, its popularity shows no signs of slowing down and last night’s State of Play event was proof of that.When we thought the show had ended,Sonyhad one last announcement.The Last of Us Part Iis coming to the PS Plus catalog on 26 September.Available forPS Pluspremium and extra members, this will be the first time the remake has been added to the Sony service despite the originalTLOUbeing added a few years back.AdvertIt is confusing, I know.Either way, fans of the game and those interested in experiencing it for the first time are excited with the news and took to r/PlayStationPlus to share their thoughts.“My patience has been rewarded. I don’t think I’ve seen this go below $35,” one commentread.Another said: “F**k yeah, I wanted to play this game for a while, and I didn’t really wanna play the Remastered version lol.AdvertOctober is a massive W. WithDead SpaceANDTLOU!”WithThe Last of Usbeing on many gamer’s backlogs, this will be the perfect opportunity to experience the award-winning game for the first time.However, with PS Plus being infamous for removing titles within months of them first appearing, I would get on this new addition before it’s too late.
Last night saw Sony’s latest State of Play event and viewers were unsure if anythingThe Last of Usrelated would make an appearance.
Although there wasn’t news of another remaster, a potentialThe Last of Us Part IIIor a brand-newNaughty DogIP,The Last of Usstill managed to make a splash at the event.
While we’re on the topic, check out our review forThe Last of Us Part II Remasteredbelow!
It has been over a decade sinceThe Last of Uswas first released and since then, it has inspired a hit sequel and even a dedicatedtelevisionadaptation.
Advert
Advert
With multiple remasters under its belt, its popularity shows no signs of slowing down and last night’s State of Play event was proof of that.
When we thought the show had ended,Sonyhad one last announcement.
The Last of Us Part Iis coming to the PS Plus catalog on 26 September.
Available forPS Pluspremium and extra members, this will be the first time the remake has been added to the Sony service despite the originalTLOUbeing added a few years back.
Advert
Advert
It is confusing, I know.
Either way, fans of the game and those interested in experiencing it for the first time are excited with the news and took to r/PlayStationPlus to share their thoughts.
“My patience has been rewarded. I don’t think I’ve seen this go below $35,” one commentread.
Another said: “F**k yeah, I wanted to play this game for a while, and I didn’t really wanna play the Remastered version lol.
Advert
Advert
October is a massive W. WithDead SpaceANDTLOU!”
WithThe Last of Usbeing on many gamer’s backlogs, this will be the perfect opportunity to experience the award-winning game for the first time.
However, with PS Plus being infamous for removing titles within months of them first appearing, I would get on this new addition before it’s too late.
Topics:The Last Of Us,Naughty Dog,Sony,PlayStation,Playstation Plus
