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“The Last of Us Part 2” will be released on June 19. Sony has announced the new date after indefinitely postponing the long-awaited exclusive PS4 game earlier this month. The sequel to The Last of Us was originally slated to go on sale in February.
The postponement of the release of The Last of Us Part 2 is particularly interesting due to the game According to the publisher, Sony is practically finished. The crown crisis is preventing the launch “for logistical reasons,” Sony writes on Twitter. This primarily means restrictions on public life that also force stationary video game vendors to shut down.
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The Last of Us Part 2 trailer – with an earlier release date
(Source: Naughty Dog)
Tsushima Ghost in July
The Last of Us Part 2 is one of the last exclusive titles to be released for the current Playstation 4 before the PS5 hits stores at the end of the year. The sequel to Part 1 of 2013 is re-developed by Naughty Dog (Uncharted series) and spins the story of Ellie – the minor lead in the first part is now 19 years old and part of a surviving society in the zombie apocalypse. After her partner is apparently killed by an enemy group, she vows revenge. Details of the story and even scenes recently surfaced online, which Sony is currently struggling with.
In the blog post for The Last of Us Part 2, Sony also announced the release date of the Sucker Punch Productions samurai game “Ghost of Tsushima” – it will launch approximately a month later on July 17. Both games have not been approved by the USK Youth (USK 18).
