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Digital Trends

The Last of Us Part 3 might be real, and fans think its creator just hinted at it

Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann posted early concept art for The Last of Us, including a caption that fans interpret as a hint towards The Last of Us Part 3. While not an official announcement, the phrase "few stops that remain on the road ahead" has fueled speculation about a potential sequel, especially given Druckmann's potentially reduced involvement in the upcoming TV show season.

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Gamespot

The Last Of Us Season 3 Videos Leak From The Set, Showing Abby And Lev

Videos and images have leaked from the set of HBO's The Last of Us Season 3, showcasing characters Abby and Lev. Filming in Vancouver has led to public set photos and videos, including one of Abby with a rifle and Lev with a bow. Season 3 is expected to focus on Abby's story and may be the show's final season, while rumors of The Last of Us 3 game continue to circulate.

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Gaming Bolt

The Last of Us Creator Teases More For the Franchise With Concept Art From 2003

Neil Druckmann, creator of The Last of Us, has shared early concept art from 2003, hinting at future installments for the franchise. While he has ideas for a potential third game, he is also busy with Naughty Dog's new project, Intergalactic.

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Push Square

Is That a The Last of Us 3 Tease in Neil Druckmann's Latest Social Post?

Naughty Dog studio head Neil Druckmann has shared a social media post featuring early sketches of Joel and Ellie, leading to speculation about a potential The Last of Us 3. Druckmann previously indicated a concept for a third game exists, and his recent post suggests there are "few stops that remain on the road ahead." While a third installment is not confirmed, it is speculated to be a PlayStation 6 title if developed.

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Gamespot

The Last Of Us Boss Says There Are A "Few Stops That Remain On The Road Ahead"

Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann has hinted at future installments in The Last of Us franchise, stating there are "a few stops that remain on the road ahead." This follows his departure from HBO's The Last of Us series to focus on other projects related to the IP. While not explicitly confirming a new game, his comments fuel ongoing speculation about a potential The Last of Us Part III.

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Eurogamer

Astarion actor urges Baldur's Gate 3 fans to give The Last of Us showrunner's HBO adaptation a chance

Neil Newbon, the voice actor for Astarion in Baldur's Gate 3, has encouraged fans to give the upcoming HBO adaptation a chance and allow showrunner Craig Mazin time to develop the series. Newbon, who praised Mazin's work on Chernobyl, emphasized that judging the show after it airs is healthier than pre-judging it. While Larian Studios is not directly involved, game director Swen Vincke expressed enthusiasm for the project.

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Ubgurukul

TV Character Deaths That Left a Lasting Impact on Audiences

This article discusses impactful character deaths in television, highlighting moments that resonated deeply with audiences. It examines how these deaths, whether through sacrifice or shocking twists, reshaped narratives and left lasting emotional impressions on viewers across various shows.

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Metro UK

Games Inbox: Is there really going to be a Zelda: Ocarina Of Time remake?

Readers discuss the possibility of a remake for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, with some expressing excitement and others skepticism about Nintendo's approach. Other topics include potential Star Fox game ideas, PlayStation 5 price increases, and the design of narrative-driven games like Life Is Strange.

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Gaming Bolt

Why Pragmata May End Up in a League of Its Own

Pragmata aims to stand out in the science fiction genre by blending familiar mechanics with a unique dual-character gameplay system that integrates action combat with real-time hacking puzzles. Unlike many contemporaries that focus on spectacle or open-world exploration, Pragmata emphasizes constant mechanical engagement and coordination between its two protagonists, Hugh Williams and Diana. This approach, combined with a more immediate narrative focus on survival, could make it a distinctive and successful new intellectual property.

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Retro Gamer

Arc Raiders lead was surprised The Last of Us players really liked the game, "they just didn't like to have…

Embark Studios production director Caio Braga revealed that players of The Last of Us were surprisingly receptive to Arc Raiders' PvP elements during early playtests. The studio analyzed player feedback based on their preferred game genres, noting that PvP enthusiasts generally had higher enjoyment scores. This data influenced Embark's decision to implement split matchmaking to cater to different player preferences.

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N4G

AAA Game Development Budgets In North America Reportedly Exceed $300 Million, Largely Dev Salaries

A report indicates that AAA game development budgets in North America are exceeding $300 million, with a significant portion allocated to developer salaries. Players express frustration with mediocre, unfinished games despite high costs, contrasting them with successful AA and indie titles. Concerns are raised about the focus on minor graphical details over overall game quality and the prevalence of live service models.

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Metro UK

PS5 price rises are so bad I’ve given up ever owning another PlayStation - Reader’s Feature

A reader expresses frustration over the repeated price increases of the PlayStation 5, leading them to abandon plans of owning one and opt for a gaming PC instead. The author criticizes Sony Interactive Entertainment's pricing strategy, questioning the justifications and comparing it unfavorably to other platforms like the Nintendo Switch and PC.

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CGmag Online

Jak and Daxter Remaster Concept Emerges From Former Sly Cooper Studio

A pitch for a Jak and Daxter remaster was created by a team at Sanzaru Games, the studio formerly behind Sly Cooper. While the project was never formally commissioned by Sony and did not move forward, a senior animator shared a recreation of a cutscene to showcase the potential visual upgrade. The pitch was a passion project intended to gain the IP holder's blessing for a full-scale remake.

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Engadget

Sonos Play review: The company's best portable speaker so far

The Sonos Play is a new portable speaker that aims to reset the company's reputation after recent app issues and product cancellations. Positioned between the Move 2 and Roam 2, the $299 Play offers impressive sound quality, versatility with Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Bluetooth, and line-in capabilities, along with IP67 water and dust resistance. It boasts up to 24 hours of battery life and is considered a smart and versatile addition to Sonos's lineup, making it a strong contender for most users seeking a portable audio solution.

Ubgurukul

Max Miniseries That Keep Viewers Glued to the Screen

This article lists and discusses top miniseries available on Max, highlighting their compact storytelling and satisfying conclusions. The selection includes acclaimed shows like The Penguin, The Last of Us, Watchmen, The Pacific, Band of Brothers, Mare of Easttown, I May Destroy You, Chernobyl, and Angels in America, catering to various tastes from crime dramas to historical epics.

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Retro Gamer

First trailer for HBO's new Harry Potter TV series feels nothing like the films, and that's a good thing

The first trailer for HBO's upcoming Harry Potter television series has been released, showcasing a distinct tone from the film adaptations. HBO boss Casey Bloys indicated that while each season will adapt one book, production complexities mean they won't necessarily be released annually. The series is slated to premiere at Christmas 2026.

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Ubgurukul

Max Miniseries Built for a Single Binge Session

Max offers a curated selection of miniseries perfect for binge-watching, featuring concise yet impactful storytelling. The list highlights nine standout series, including "The Penguin," "The Last of Us," "Watchmen," "The Pacific," "Band of Brothers," "Mare of Easttown," "I May Destroy You," "Chernobyl," and "Angels in America," each offering unique genres and compelling narratives.

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Retro Gamer

The Harry Potter show won't release a season a year, and everyone is united in saying that's a bad idea

HBO chief Casey Bloys confirmed that releasing one season of the new Harry Potter TV series per year is not feasible due to the complex production involved. While an annual release would align with the book-per-season structure, the show is expected to take many years to complete, similar to the original film adaptations. The series is slated to premiere in 2027.

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Ubgurukul

Television Series Built for a Weekend Binge

This guide highlights standout television series currently available on various streaming platforms, designed for viewers looking for shows to binge-watch over a weekend. It categorizes recommendations by mood and genre, featuring popular titles like 'Somebody Feed Phil,' 'I Think You Should Leave,' 'The Bear,' and 'Succession,' alongside the video game adaptation 'The Last of Us.'

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Engadget

Sony is reportedly shutting down Dark Outlaw Games, run by former Call of Duty director

Sony is reportedly shutting down Dark Outlaw Games, a studio led by former Call of Duty director Jason Blundell. This closure is part of broader staff cuts at PlayStation focused on mobile development, signaling a retreat from live-service multiplayer games. Several other studios and projects have also been affected or canceled recently.