
In the upcoming 'The Last Of Us Part II', players control Ellie rather than Joel. — Naughty Dog/Sony Interactive Entertainment
Once anticipated for February 2020, prestige PlayStation 4 game The Last Of Us Part II will instead debut in May, in order to achieve "the highest level of quality" while also reducing stress on the studio's staff.
PlayStation's highly anticipated action adventure The Last Of Us Part II is being released in May 2020 rather than February.
It's perhaps the console brand's most high-profile exclusive (alongside November debut Death Stranding) and a wave of September publicity was enthusiastically received.
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