The Last of Us Series Set to End After Just 4 Seasons—Here’s Why

Discussions among fans about the conclusion of the video game “The Last of Us” have been ongoing for over a decade, and the same can be said for the popular TV series adaptation. The success of the TV show was partly attributed to the fact that it was written and produced by Neil Druckmann, the creator of the game. Now, anticipation lies with the creative team for “The Last of Us” season 2, which will adapt the contentious sequel to the original game, “The Last of Us Part 2”. Although we won’t delve into why it’s contentious here, viewers can expect to quickly understand and engage in intense debates about its controversial aspects.

One of the Weirdest PS2 Games Is Coming to PS5 and PS4

On February 18th, PlayStation will bring back the classic game “Dropship: United Peace Force,” making it available for both PS5 and PS4 systems. First released in 2002 on the PS2, “Dropship” was created by Studio Camden, a company that no longer exists. In this action-packed game, players take command of various tanks, aircraft, and other armed vehicles, embarking on missions across the world. The updated version of “Dropship: United Peace Force” coming out now, like all PS2 games ported to modern hardware, will include new features such as quick save options, custom video filters, and a rewind function.

Abiotic Factor Survival Game Coming to PS5

Initially, the game created quite an impact on personal computers upon its early access release a year ago. When it fully transitions to its 1.0 final version in Summer 2025, it will be available for PlayStation 5 – launching simultaneously on the PlayStation Plus Extra tier.