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[spirosz]

When did they confirm a sequel?  

[TheChris92]

They didn't.

[Seival]

They don't have to officially confirm the sequel to start developing it. Pre-production is not a very fast stage.

[TheChris92]

As of right now it's up in the air. Druckmann has said that they are either going forward with a new IP if they feel they can't do anything more with The Last of Us which is what I'd prefer or they continue with that brand with another story. So, in other words. A sequel has not been confirmed.

[Raizo]

Well I did it, I went out and bought The Last of Us for the PS4 even though I owned the PS3 version. It's a great game, one of the best and the PS4 version looks amazing but nowadays I no longer have the patience for stealth or survival horror that I used to.

[Matieo]

They don't have to officially confirm the sequel to start developing it. Pre-production is not a very fast stage.

 

 

This. It's definitely in development.

 

I'm also thinking of revisiting TLOU. On PS3, though. I never finished the game on Survival difficulty. Might get to it next week after I've wrapped up Dark Souls this weekend.

[The Love Runner]

Can't wait to pick up the PS4 version when I pick up a PS4 system. I borrowed the PS3 version from a friend and played through it twice in a row. I'll also get to see it in 60 frames per second for the first time.

[spirosz]

Who said it's in development? 

[Overdosing]

They didn't.

They need to. I could imagine them doing a really good one.

[spirosz]

Eh.  Doesn't really excite me if they do, personally, but I'll wait and see.  

[Seival]

Completed TLoU-R playthrough on my PS4 yesterday. That was awesome. Especially considering the way I did it:

1. Played TLoU-R on Grounded difficulty level till The Winter.
2. Switched to the Left Behind, and completed it on Grounded difficulty level.
3. Switched back to TLoU-R, and completed the playthrough starting from The Winter.

 

The Grounded difficulty level is quite hard, and it has another advantage I really liked - it disables in-game UI (expect the things cricital to be able to play at all, like weapon selector, or crafting menu for example). It makes the game look less like a game and more like an interactive experience you take part in. Well, and the mentioned playthrough order helped to turn the original game and the DLC into one persistent story played in chronological order.

 

It was also great to see the actual game has the same visual quality as its cutscenes, which was impossible on PS3.

[This is the End My Friend]

Eh.  Doesn't really excite me if they do, personally, but I'll wait and see.  

 

Would it excite you more than Uncharted 4? LOL. 

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

I went back and played Left Behind (mostly to grab the achievements that I missed the first time.)

 

Still hits in the feelz.

 

I found myself wondering if it would have made sense, with the new edition that they released, to slip Left Behind in between Fall and Winter? I haven't played the main story in a long time, but I'm pretty sure there's nothing in there that it would spoil.

 

There's a couple of things... they don't spoil anything, technically, but there are a couple of lines of dialogue that have extra layers that you would only understand if you've finished the vanilla game before playing Left Behind.

[MegaIllusiveMan]

Got the Remastered Edition. Oooh, the best! And my first PS4 game. An Amazing experience. Still need to play Left Behind, though...