On the front page of the PlayStation Store right now you will see the above banner that reveals that The Last of Us is coming to the PS4. It's not hidden away either- it's still right there, the first image you see when you head to the store front. It's been rumored for so long but now it seems like it's really happening! Naughty Dog's acclaimed title is getting a next-gen remake.
This version will be called The Last of Us Remastered and it will retail for $59.99, availble via Sony's Day One Digital program that sees games available for download the same day they hit stores. However, if you click on the image's link it will take you to an error page that says:
"Page Not Found! It's not you. It's the Internet's fault."
Pretty sure it's Sony's fault, actually. This hasn't even been officially announced and it's likely that someone made it live during last night's PS Store update by accident.
This was rumored a little while ago but this is a pretty good confirmation. We'll have the full details on all the features this version will have. We can at least expect some improved graphics but are they going to go the Tomb Raider route and completely revamp it? Are they going to include the acclaimed Left Behind DLC and the upcoming content with it? We will find out soon!
UPDATE- Confirmed!
"SCEA can confirm The Last of Us Remastered is coming to PS4, and we'll be sharing more details with you shortly." - by SCEA PR team
— Shuhei Yoshida (@yosp) April 9, 2014
It's also been listed on Amazon for pre-order, which gives estimate of a release date before December 31, 2014. (It's obvious they don't know- how much more vague can you get?) Expect a much more solid release date from Sony anytime now!
