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The Last Of Us Remake Is Real And It's Out This September
The heavily rumored remake of The Last Of Us has seemingly leaked online, and it hits PlayStation 5 on Sept. 2.
This news comes from Wario64 on Twitter, who seemingly spotted a link to PlayStation Direct that houses pre-orders for the game, which is now called The Last Of Us Part 1, and its reveal trailer. As you might expect, it looks gorgeous. The remake will also include the entire game and the Left Behind DLC. Plus, it's also in development for PC, but it doesn't seem like the PC release will be happening simultaneously with the PS5 release.
You can check out the trailer for yourself below:
The pre-order page reveals the standard PS5 edition will cost $69.99, while the special Firefly Edition will cost $99.99. It's unclear what the Firefly Edition will contain, as the page linked to it in Wario64's tweet no longer takes you to The Last Of Us Part 1.
Here's a blurb of the game Wario64 caught on the listing:
And here are some shots of the listing, as well as in-game screenshots, from Wario64:
It's unclear what exactly happened here – perhaps this was set to be revealed during today's Summer Game Fest showcase, or maybe Sony had other plans and accidentally hit the "go live" button on its website. Regardless, Wario64 caught it before that page went down.
For more, read Game Informer's The Last of Us review and our thoughts on The Last of Us Part II.
Are you excited for The Last of Us Part I? Let us know in the comments below!
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