Last Of Us Part 2 Release Date Confirmed For February 2020 On PS4

@Berserk8989: I beat divinity OS 2 on honor mode AND on my first playthrough.

Bow to me.

@Berserk8989: Ha Ha. That's a decent schedule. I have Divinity OS II but still haven't played it. I know, I know... I'm going to have to slot that one in soon, but I have to finish GOW 5 first and likely start Death Stranding in November, so I'll have to see.

@Viral-venom13: I'm not trolling here, I swear, but that's pretty much a given. The days of disc switching are a relic of yesteryear due to hard drives. Installation discs save space over disc switching as the coding for region fixing and authentication is required if switching each disc.

@Viral-venom13: Could be, although ND have already confirmed that it will be their longest game yet.

@bagobonez: they deleted my comment. unreal lmao

@pmanden: The Last of Us is a PS4 exclusive.

It is not made for PC and can not run on one. This is all captured on a PS4 PRO dev-kit.

This trailer consists of in-game rendered cutscenes, though. So it does not represent actual gameplay.

The gameplay trailer came out a year or so ago, and while the graphics are still terrific, it's not as beautiful as in those cutscenes.

@deviltaz35: I constantly switch between 60 and 30 FPS games and have zero problems adjusting or playing (I do prefer 60 of course, if possible). Now I don't know for 120 or 144 FPS, but I doubt the returns are worth the hit in visual fidelity and the increased cost of the machine that's powerful enough for that (compared to 60 frames I mean, especially in single player games). The difference between 60 and 144 is certainly less noticeable than the difference between 30 and 60, and as said, I already don't have a problem with switching between the latter two.

That being said, I could never wait for a PS5 release for a game that I really care about just because of a few numbers. Art goes above that superficial technical stuff for me. Most of the aspects (be it the narrative, sound design, visual style and direction, etc.) will all always be the same, no matter where you play. Not to mention I'd have it spoiled ten times over before the next gen version hits.

@deviltaz35: As long as Sony delivers on its backwards compatibility promise there should be a patch for it but if there's one lesson I learned about Sony this generation it is not to take anything for granted.

I wouldn't put it past them to have "issues delivering B/C" at the start of PS5's lifespan in order to sell PS5 "remasters" of these games. x86 architecture means that it should never be a problem but corporate greed is Sony's forte.

@gotrekfabian: if I can play the best of PS4 on PS5 I'm on that boat.

@sealionact: That's fanboys for you.

@Destructionzz:

Sweet mother of Miyamoto’s ghost!

I completely forgot all those games are releasing around that time frame. Your right. Perhaps this wasn’t the best time. Not for them I mean, but rather for us. After all, you know TLOU 2 is gonna’ take precedence over everything else.

😉

-SLEEP, EAT, GAME, REPEAT NINJA APPROVED-

@nikolistary: I know. Still, you had the best guess I saw online.

You should still give yourself a pat on the back.

😉

-CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR NINJA APPROVED-

@nikolistary: Damn, I so wanted it to come out on my birthday.