Sony PlayStation 4 500GB Console - The Last of Us Remastered Bundle

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On The Last of Us Day in September 2020, CMON announced it was developing The Last of Us: The Board Game, a tabletop game based on the series intending to focus on exploration, narrative, and survival elements. [21] A different tabletop game, The Last of Us: Escape the Dark, was announced in November 2022, produced by Naughty Dog and Themeborne; the game is set to allow up to five players to try to reach safety from enemies while exploring locations from the game. [22] [23] It is scheduled to release in early 2024. [24] Best PS3 Game - IGN's Best of 2013". IGN. December 18, 2013. Archived from the original on March 3, 2015 . Retrieved December 25, 2013.Most titles that were available before the Pro was released look slightly better on the Pro. Those titles updated to support the enhanced graphics in the Pro are noticeably better looking than on the standard PS4. Because of the high focus on framerate in PlayStation VR, you'll see more detail in Pro Enhanced titles.