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The Last Of Us Execution Animations Will Set You Back $.99 Each
A collection of new DLC microtransactions are now available for The Last of Us adding new weapons, gestures, and execution animations.
You can check out the breakdown and prices of the new add-ons below.
- Special Executions [across nine different weapon categories] ($0.99 each)
- Tactical Weapons bundle ($2.99 for the bundle or $0.99 each)
- Tactical Shotgun, Burst Pistol, Frontier Rifle, and Crossbow
- Risk Management Survival Skills bundle ($3.99 or $0.99 each)
- Lone Wolf, Second Chance, Jack of All Trades, Lucky Break, and Lethal Efficiency skills
- Misfit Head Item bundle ($6.99 or various prices each)
- Viking Hat, Plague Mask [bundle exclusive], Smiley Mask, Outlaw Mask, Ski Goggles, Broken Gas Mask, Ballistic Helmet and Urban Camo Helmet
- Gestures bundle 2 ($2.49 or $0.99 each)
- Dust Myself Off, Evil Laugh, Game Over, and Intimidation
- Bestures bundle 3 ($2.49 or $0.99 each)
- You’re Done, Combat Formation, Stretch, and I’m Watching You
The DLC is available for both PlayStation 3 and 4, but some of the animations are not available for the PlayStation 3 version. According to Naughty Dog's Eric Monacelli, the cuts were made due to memory constraints on the PlayStation 3 hardware.
For our review of the PlayStation 3 version of The Last of Us, head here. For our review of The Last of Us Remastered on PlayStation 4, head here.
[Source: Naughty Dog, PlayStation Blog]
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