The Last of Us Part 2 features various types of infected people that look extremely disgusting. The Last of Us 2 pre-alpha gameplay revealed.
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The developer also worked in a PlayStation cameo (with Crash Bandicoot) in Uncharted 4: A Thief ’s End.įor a longer look at The Last of Us Part 2 gameplay - that Vita cameo shows up 16 minutes in - check out a 20-minute look at the PS4 game right here. The Shamblers from The Last of Us 2 originally looked even grosser, as shown by a Naughty Dog developer’s pre-alpha gameplay clip. 30-50 hours of playtime, and he stressed most people would be leaning towards 50 hours to complete this. Naughty Dog does have a track record of good Sony product placement. The weapons play a major role in keeping the gameplay loop refreshing and engaging. The Vita’s cameo is a rare moment of humor (of sorts) in a grim and graphically violent new look at The Last of Us Part 2, which is replete with people being stabbed, shot, maimed, and hanged. Perhaps they just can’t get enough mass slaughter in real life, and are looking for a digital fix. In terms of product placement, it’s a good nod to the only system capable of playing Uncharted: Golden Abyss, though the lengthy State of Play gameplay segment shows that people in the future are playing Hotline Miami (which is on sale right now on PS4, and cross-buy compatible with the Vita) instead. This is why you feel the White Hot Rage in Ellie when she witnesses Joel die. The world that they create, and the experience that they tailor is so authentic that you feel connected to Ellie, Joel, Abby, Jesse and even Dina. Regrettably, the last remaining Vita owner to survive the mutant Cordyceps fungus has been killed by Ellie, who viciously stabbed its owner in the neck. The Last Of Us 2 understands that and then uses it to its advantage. An unexpected cameo showed up in Naughty Dog’s gameplay reveal of The Last of Us Part 2 on Wednesday: the PlayStation Vita, which has somehow managed to survive well into the year 2038.
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