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• #The last of us part 2 e3 tv

The subject convergence of media is here!Īnd while the small amount of gameplay we do see looks classically TLOU, the melee combat - which by all reports is influenced by some of my all time favorites ( Dark Souls & Bloodbourne) - looks a LOT more intense and detailed.

#The last of us part 2 e3 tv

I mean, my all time favorite show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was the first lesbian kiss on TV (back in S5’s 2001 episode, “The Body”), but I can’t think of a video game treading in this area. The whole boxed by lesbian kiss at a dance aspect is quite interesting, and perhaps new territory for video games. After all, the game's premise and scavenging mechanics does seem to align with the genre's long-established tenets.E3 - and my birthday - of courses brings us more The Last of Us part II footage: With the recent boom in popularity over battle royale games, it would admittedly be interesting to see how that mode might work in a Last of Us multiplayer experience. We're hoping Naughty Dog confirms that the sequel will include this feature, as well as discuss new modes. However, people often forget that it also had a rather unique survival-focused multiplayer mode. The Last of Us' story has often been the center of many people's memories of the game. Why is Ellie on a hate-fueled quest for revenge? Did Joel tell Ellie about what he did to bust her out of the hospital? We're certain that these questions won't be fully answered at the press conference, but we'd love to hear some more information concerning the aftermath of the original. In addition, we'd love more clarification on the general story and what you'll be doing as Ellie and Joel. Hopefully, the latest trailer will offer more context about the game's world and its current state of affairs-or at least something to address people's concerns about the grim direction it's taking. The second trailer drew criticism for its depiction of violence. We're hoping to see how this approach manifests itself in moment-to-moment gameplay. Naughty Dog is going for a more darker tone with the The Last of Us Part II's narrative.

Companion AI was a point of contention in the first game, so it would be great to see how that has been addressed. At E3 2018, we'd love to see gameplay footage showcasing new combat and stealth mechanics, as well as general improvements over the original. Though we've seen two trailers showcasing The Last of Us Part II's new visuals and darker story, the developers at Naughty Dog have avoided sharing too much about the game. It's one of the four games the company had stated it'll be showcasing in-depth at this year's show. Sony has confirmed that it'll discuss The Last of Us Part II in detail at its E3 2018 press conference. In addition, musician Gustavo Santaolalla is returning to compose the game's score. Actors Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson are both set to reprise their roles as Joel and Ellie.

In terms of production, Druckmann will be co-directing the game alongside Anthony Newman (Uncharted 4 lead game designer) and Kurt Margenau (Uncharted: The Lost Legacy director). However, Druckmann has mentioned that they'll play key part in Joel and Ellie's next journey.

Aside from what was shown in the trailer, we've heard little about the background of these characters. A second trailer shown at Paris Games Week 2017 revealed four new characters: Yara, Lev, Emily, and an unnamed character played by actress Laura Bailey (Uncharted 4, Gears of War 4).