[Gtaghost22]

QUOTE (ccrogers15 @ Tuesday, Mar 13 2012, 04:54)

QUOTE (Gtaghost22 @ Tuesday, Mar 13 2012, 04:35) New "big" Information revealed: http://www.officialplaystationmagazine.co....ay-and-zombies/ PS: Sorry for double post.. Sounding so much better and better every report. I love this game already. Naughty dog has always impressed me, same as Insomniac games and Sony. This is why, im a PS fanboy. Grew up on PS products, always will use PS products other then gamecube and dreamcast.

Yeah.. I know, i love Naughty Dog and the other first-party studios for Sony, Playstation (1,2,3) has always been and always will be the best

[Gtaghost22]

Sorry for double post but there some new little info so i had to bumb this.. Here is the link
http://www.explosion.com/the-last-of-us-looks-awesome/

[ryuclan]

Watching a walkthrough of "I am Alive" and I can see The Last of Us being very similar. You've got a desolate country where people are fighting for scraps and willing to kill eachother. The Last of Us will also have the infected aspect so it will be amazing. In I am alive i saw the enemies trying to surround the protagonist. Ammo was scarce so each shot had to count but in most instances a warning shot was all it took. If Naughty Dog could implement something like this I believe we're in for a wild ride.

[Slamman]

I think this game will be a winner, but perhaps more like the fans out there for The Walking Dead, at the moment, the Zombie thing is always good in moderation, but this isn't a zombie game per se

[Gtaghost22]

QUOTE (Slamman @ Saturday, Mar 31 2012, 17:07)

I think this game will be a winner, but perhaps more like the fans out there for The Walking Dead, at the moment, the Zombie thing is always good in moderation, but this isn't a zombie game per se

Naughty Dog said that "zombies" wont have an important role in this game, thats why they showed it in the trailer, they said if those "infected" had a big role they would have kept them a surprise, they said the game will focus more on the father-daughter like realationship between Joel (the protagonist) and ellie.. the game is more than just a zomibe/infected game, its more like a survival-action/horror version of Uncharted i'm sure the game will be awesome as its developed by Naughty Dog (Uncharted's dev) so if anyone here love Uncharted (like me) you will like this game

[Slamman]

Naughty Dog jumping on a well loaded band-wagon is not what I expect from them, it's no surprise I love Uncharted, but I also wonder what's next in that series, and will all games evolve to these high standards?

More like Uncharted on PSVita would be what that system needs to give it some lasting power on the scene

[ryuclan]

QUOTE (Slamman @ Wednesday, May 2 2012, 06:01)

Naughty Dog jumping on a well loaded band-wagon is not what I expect from them, it's no surprise I love Uncharted, but I also wonder what's next in that series, and will all games evolve to these high standards? More like Uncharted on PSVita would be what that system needs to give it some lasting power on the scene

The "zombies" arent the main attraction here just an added obstacle.

[papanesta]

New trailer, less Ellen Page.

[Gtaghost22]

QUOTE (papanesta @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 03:29)

New trailer, less Ellen Page.

Looks too f*cking awesome!

[Cosmic Gypsy]

QUOTE (Gtaghost22 @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 14:01)

QUOTE (papanesta @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 03:29) New trailer, less Ellen Page. Looks too f*cking awesome!

To be honest, you can't really tell if it looks good or not, that trailer being entirely cinematic and involving no game play, it's all just fantasy. (Screen shots look impressive though.)

[69_black_69]

QUOTE (papanesta @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 10:29)

New trailer, less Ellen Page.

I actually like Ellen Page.
But it still looks awesome.

[papanesta]

QUOTE (69_black_69 @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 15:03)

QUOTE (papanesta @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 10:29) New trailer, less Ellen Page. I actually like Ellen Page. But it still looks awesome.

I like her too, but I still think it was wise to change the character model.

EDIT: Description of the demo that we'll presumably see at E3:

QUOTE (The Last of Us Debut Demo Described)

Before the demo began, representatives from Naughty Dog took the stage to explain that the game is their take on the survival action genre. Set 20 years in the future after an outbreak has taken over the US, The Last of Us chronicles a cross-country journey shared by a middle-aged man named Joel and a young girl named Ellie. Naughty Dog stated that their main goal is to parallel the emotions of the player with Joel and Ellie and create a reality that you can invest in so that you believe that they exist. They want you to feel the same tension and survival instincts that they're experiencing. Lighting is paramount because there's no electricity, so more ambient and soft lighting is used to make the environments feel richer. They also added that the music is not typical video game fodder. It does not parallel the action because they want it to foster some sort of emotional impact. They want the characters to feel real as they experience what Naughty Dog calls the balance of power. They explained that the pair will react differently based upon what resources they have and how many enemies they're facing.  With that, they kicked off the demo. As it begins the pair is driving in a car and they pull up to an overgrown urban area. Joel has second thoughts and decides to keep going. As they drive along the player is shown the decay of a post-apocalyptic Pittsburgh until, eventually, a pair of staggering feet are shown. Joel draws his gun and tells Ellie to put on her seat belt. Ellie begins to panic as Joel barrels towards the injured man. She asks if they should help the injured man and he quickly states, “He's not injured at all.” Sure enough, the man runs out of the way and a full-on ambush takes place. They barely avoid a car that tries to run them off the road before a bus smashes the side of their car, trapping them inside a convenience store. Several human enemies appear and they attempt to remove Ellie from the car. Joel tries to help to no avail and gets out of his side of the vehicle where he's confronted by a man who smashes his head through a glass door and attempts to force his throat down onto a large shard. Joel reverses the move and forces the enemy down onto the glass who then collapses–emitting gross gurgling sounds. One of the other enemies is holding Ellie down on the ground, but Joel comes running up and smashes him, setting Ellie free. Now the first guy who was feigning injury on the road comes in with a gun. Joel pulls out his own and the game goes into Uncharted's cover-based gunplay as two more enemies appear. Eventually he runs out of ammo and Ellie tosses a brick, smashing the enemy in the head. Joel then rushes in and finishes him with a melee attack. He then drops another enemy with fisticuffs and finishes him off by bashing his head with a plank he finds on the ground. More enemies begin pouring in who see the dead bodies and begin searching for Joel and Ellie. In a panic they climb out a window and begin hiding behind various vehicles. Joel has the plank he used earlier strapped to his back and eventually he creeps up behind one of the enemies and strangles him. He then scavenges his bullets utilizing the same exact interface and icons used in Uncharted. At this point there are two enemies left and they're looking for their now-dead comrade. Joel picks up a brick, hits an enemy with it, and then belts him with the plank to finish the job. He then pulls out his gun and attempts to shoot the last enemy but misses. Joel begins trying to find him, calling him a “pansy-assed piece of s***.” Eventually the final enemy screams and attempts to attack Joel from behind, but Joel shoots him and ends the threat. He tells Ellie the coast is clear and asks her if she's OK. She says yes and he tells her to look around for anything they can use. The crashed bus has blocked off the way back, but Ellie finds a gate and Joel lifts it so that they may escape inside a building. Inside there are tons of dead bodies and the pair leaves through a door into a stairway going up. Chatter ensues between the two and Ellie asks him how he knew it was an ambush. He says he's been on both sides. She asks him if he's killed a lot of innocent people. He issues a non-committal reply and she says, “I'll take that as a yes.” She eventually finds some bullets, but mostly the place is just ripped up from top to bottom. They eventually find a door to the outside where there are even more dead bodies that have been burned in a pile. They climb up some stairs where you can clearly see the Pittsburgh skyline and its iconic golden bridge. Joel explains that the bridge is their way out of the city so they climb down to the ground. The pair walks up to a burned-out school bus filled with charred bodies and finds some ammo inside. As they exit you can clearly see a Route 76 sign pointing to the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Below it is a jam of cars that had tried to escape the city, but all the drivers inside are dead. Ellie asks what happened to them, and Joe explains that the military probably killed them because “dead people can't get infected.” As they make their way through the vehicular graveyard Joe tells Ellie to get down. As the pair hunkers behind a car a man appears on top of a bus. After a couple moments he whistles, a couple more men appear, and the demo ends.

This post has been edited by papanesta on Thursday, May 17 2012, 01:48

[Gtaghost22]

QUOTE (Cosmic Gypsy @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 14:10)

QUOTE (Gtaghost22 @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 14:01) QUOTE (papanesta @ Wednesday, May 16 2012, 03:29) New trailer, less Ellen Page. Looks too f*cking awesome! To be honest, you can't really tell if it looks good or not, that trailer being entirely cinematic and involving no game play, it's all just fantasy. (Screen shots look impressive though.)

Naughty Dog already confirmed it's a cut scene from the game, and if you played Uncharted you would know that gameplay's graphics are pretty much the same as cut-scenes so it's safe to say the Last of Us will have graphics on-par (or even better) than what we saw in this trailer

P.S: if you want a proof go watch Uncharted 2/3 trailer on Youtube and then play the final game, you will notice the game actually have better graphics

[Cosmic Gypsy]

Good point, i have seen Uncharted cut scenes, they are usually slightly better then game play graphics in small ways, nothing overly significant though.

[Gtaghost22]

QUOTE (Cosmic Gypsy @ Thursday, May 17 2012, 11:28)

Good point, i have seen Uncharted cut scenes, they are usually slightly better then game play graphics in small ways, nothing overly significant though.

Yeah that is what i'm saying, it will be the same in The Last of Us too so expect the graphics to be on-par with what we saw in the trailer (or even better).

[Gtaghost22]

Sorry for the double post, but i think This Link
pretty much confirms that graphics we saw in the trailer is in-game graphics

This post has been edited by Gtaghost22 on Friday, May 18 2012, 10:49

[papanesta]

There's an edit button for a reason.

[Gtaghost22]

New Screenshots:
http://trendygamers.com/2012/05/20/wallpaper-screenshots/

[Cosmic Gypsy]

generally impressive graphics.

[Gtaghost22]

New Gameplay: