The Last Of Us 2 PS4 Confirmed During PAX Prime? PC Version Being Thought Of As Naughty Dog Confirms That TLoU Is One Of Their Best Franchise! Good news for fans of the Last of Us because The Last of Us 2 for PS4 has been reportedly confirmed during PAX Prime if the reports are to be believed. Previously, IGN reported that The Last of Us 2 for the PS4 was 50/50 as stated by The Last of Us creative director Neil Druckmann when he stated that Naughty Dog has not yet decided if it will make a sequel to the game. "Right now I'd say it's 50/50," said Druckmann. But in a report by Hypable, The Last of Us 2 for the PS4 has been confirmed but there are no significant plot details that have been set by Naughty Dog: "When asked if there was going to be further content for the universe Joel and Ellie live in, Creative Director Druckmann said, 'It's possible. We're playing with some ideas, but no direction has been set yet for the next game.'" "By stating 'for the next game,' Druckmann confirmed The Last of Us 2 is in the planning process." "Later on, Druckmann tries to cover for himself, answering 'Will you be making another The Last of Us and will it feature Joel and Ellie?' with 'Don't know yet.'" Said Mitchel Clow of Hypable And now Cyberland has reported that The Last of Us 2 for PS4 was reportedly announced during PAX Prime and that some concept art of The Last of Us 2 was shown behind closed doors. Cyberland also reported that Naughty Dog is looking into a PC port of the Last of Us but there is no concrete reason for them to make it. Source: kdramastars
Here is more news on this: If Naughty Dog decides to move forward on the rumored sequel to 2013's The Last of Us, don't expect to hear about it anytime soon. In a new interview, two of the key developers behind the original game, Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann, said they are focused exclusively on 2015's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End right now, a project for which they are sharing directing duties. "That's all a big if," Straley said when asked about The Last of Us 2 in an interview with Game Informer. "We're 110 percent in Uncharted 4 territory now. Blinders on, make this awesome." Some fans have said that The Last of Us might be better suited as a one-off game that doesn't get a follow-up. Druckmann seemed to agree, while also saying Naughty Dog has already thought about some ideas for a sequel. "We totally get it, because we have those same feelings as well," Druckmann said about The Last of Us being a one-off game. "We have brainstormed sequel ideas for The Last of Us, and we've brainstormed ideas for new games, but all of that is put on ice right now while we work on Uncharted 4." Druckmann and Straley were also asked if they could ever see a sequel to The Last of Us being made without them. Druckmann couldn't bring himself to answer the question. Straley stepped in for him and said, "I will answer for [Druckmann.] He would not be OK with that." Overall, Druckmann said it's a "big assumption" to think that Naughty Dog will ever make a sequel to The Last of Us. In late December, "The Last of Us 2" was spotted on a former Naughty Dog developer's resume. Before that, Druckmann said The Last of Us 2 was a 50/50 shot. There appears to be a commercial opportunity for a sequel to The Last of Us, as the original game sold more than 6 million copies. Notably, that number doesn't include sales of The Last of Us Remastered, a new version of the game released for PlayStation 4 last summer. While a sequel to The Last of Us remains unannounced, Sony is moving forward on a feature film based on the post-apocalyptic series. Druckmann is writing the script for the movie, which could star Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams as Ellie. Spider-Man director Sam Raimi is producing the picture.
So many people would whine and complain about then ruining it by making a sequel. I am not sure where I stand though; if ND does do it, they better make it great or face the consequences. ND is great studio, so I believe they *could* pull it off. I don't know that they should however. It's hard to live up to the first, even if it was actually a better game.
