More evidence suggesting the existence of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered has appeared on a Naughty Dog developerās LinkedIn page.
The mention, spotted by VGC, comes from lead outsource artist Mark Pajarillo, whose most recent stint at Naughty Dog started in 2021. Pajarilloās resume includes some impressive work, but thatās not what weāre here for today. Unfortunately for him, his most recent tasks at Naughty Dog spoil the companyās plans. The first bullet point on his āExperienceā section says he is, āResponsible for overseeing the production of all outsourced environment art assets, weapons and interactive props for two iconic titles The Last of Us: Part One and The Last of Us 2 Remastered.ā As of the time of this storyās publication, you can still find the mention on Pajarillo page, but we grabbed a screenshot of the information just in case it mysteriously disappears.
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Pajarilloās LinkedIn post about The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered should be exciting for Naughty Dog fans. However, itās not the first time weāve heard about a re-release for the developerās post-apocalyptic and highly controversial sequel. In July, series composer Gustavo Santaolalla let it slip that new versions of The Last of Us Part 2 were on the way. In fact, he went as far as to tease some of the new features that the remaster will bring: āIn the new editions you can make me play certain themes and well, I canāt tell you anything else.ā
Naughty Dog, obviously, has not yet officially revealed the existence of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered. With so much information already out there, though, we probably wonāt have to wait too long before the company shares its plans. Itāll be nice to hear about what the team is cooking up, especially considering its long-awaited multiplayer project is said to be on the back burner. Weāre also still hoping to hear about another single-player release, though, again, nothing official has come out about that yet. When Naughty Dog does have more to share about whatās next, you can be sure to read about it here.
Published: Oct 6, 2023 6:21 PM UTC