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It’s The Last Of Us Part 2 vs Ghost of Tsushima at The Game Awards 2020

The Last of Us 2 developer is working on ‘several cool things’ for PS5

Posted on March 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Following the success of the critically-acclaimed The Last of Us 2, it’s understandable that Naughty Dog fans are eager to know what the developer is up to next. And while the studio’s next project hasn’t been confirmed yet, Naughty Dog’s co-president Neil Druckmann has confirmed that it’s got more than one new project in the works.

In response to fans tweeting him and asking about “a future project”, Druckmann tweeted saying that Naughty Dog has “several cool things” to share and that it will as soon as it can.
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