Xbox fans can look forward to a live-action Gears of War movie in the future, and Sony’s next big PlayStation Productions film is a Gran Turismo movie on August 11. But it feels like studios have finally understood how to strike a balance between those who love the games and those who want a gripping television or film to watch. Not everything’s a hit – particularly if an adaptation strays wildly from the source material. We’ve seen more and more TV and film video game adaptions in recent years, and the quality has risen substantially. If The Last of Us TV show can generate remotely close to the sales spike Cyberpunk 2077 experienced, Sony will be delighted. Netflix’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners led to incredible sales for CD Projekt Red’s maligned first-person adventure game, Cyberpunk 2077. We’ve seen successful TV adaptions not only reinvigorate sales of older games but even have a transformative effect. The adaptation of Naughty Dog’s critically acclaimed series has been a hit with critics and is now available to watch on HBO Max or Sky Atlantic if you’re in the UK.Īfter 91 critic ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, The Last of Us has an unbelievable score of 99% from critics and a 96% audience score. The timing couldn’t be more perfect, what with the release of The Last of Us TV show.
However, your save file and Trophies will carry over once you purchase the game. Once your two-hour trial is up, you’ll have to pay the full $70 price tag to continue. The highest tier of Sony’s revamped PS Plus subscription – which costs $17.99 per month – lets members play a variety of PS5 games for up to two hours, and the Last of Us Part 1 has now been added to the Game Trials list. If you subscribe to PlayStation Plus Premium you can now enjoy a free trial of The Last of Us Part 1. 📺 The trial coincides with The Last of Us TV show’s debut 💰 Once the trial is up, you’ll have to pay $70 to continue ⏱️ Experience the first two hours of the game and take your save file with you 🦒 A trial of The Last of Us Part 1 is now available to PS Plus Premium subscribers
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