The Last of Us fans, lower your expectations. The day marks the beginning of the Cordyceps chaos on the planet and marks Joel Miller’s birthday tomorrow (26). However, there will be no news about the ongoing games or the series.
The broadcast will take place at 1pm Brasilia time, and will focus on “art, products” and other advertising campaigns. Furthermore, it will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the franchise, and discuss one of the most important modern legacies of video games.
Therefore, fans should not expect updates for The Last of Us Season 2 or the factions mode in The Last of Us Part 1. Check out the announcement below:
Another day of ours is about to arrive!
We celebrate with A #TLOUDay Stream tomorrow at 9 a.m. PT and includes announcements focused on art, merchandise, and more. While we celebrate the series’ ten-year legacy, we will not be discussing any future game projects or TV shows.
– Naughty dog (@Naughty_Dog) September 25, 2023
The last day is almost upon us! We will celebrate the broadcast Tomorrow at 9am PT with announcements focused on art, products, and more. While we honor the series’ 10-year legacy, we will not discuss any future game projects or TV shows.
More news about the event is available at Official website By naughty dog.
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