Naughty Dog, the prestigious Sony-owned developer, may be planning a remaster The Last of Us Part II (either The Last of Us Part II). This information is known after Gustavo Santaolalla, the Argentinian music composer who worked on two parts of the saga, dropped the idea in an interview he gave recently.

Gustavo Santaolalla apparently omitted a sentence during the interview in which he said the following in Spanish: “In new editions you will be able to make me play certain themes“. The composer goes on to say: “I can’t tell you anything else” with a certain tone of nervousness, suggesting that he may have lost his tongue. These “new editions” sparked rumors that a remaster was in the works.

story completion Gustavo Santaolalla himself was digitized to create a portrait The Last of Us Part II the original, which was released for the PlayStation 4 in 2020, so the composer talks about possibly asking him to play certain songs that we assume will be from the game itself, or new songs that he would probably be preparing for remastering.

And that’s all the information about the alleged “new release”. The Last of Us Part II. Although there is no official confirmation at the moment, Santaolalla’s words leave very little to the imagination. Everything seems to indicate that Sony was considering launching a remaster of the game, which would come out for at least the PlayStation 5.



One detail to keep in mind is that the original title was released in 2020, so enough time has passed for Sony to consider the possibility port to the PC. However, it is very likely that a compatible compilation will not appear until after the anticipated PlayStation 5 version, especially if the company wants to prevent PC from directly competing with its console, as a simultaneous release could hurt sales of the game for PlayStation 5 and the console itself.

The Last of Us Part II It is one of the best-selling games for the PlayStation 4 and has also been widely praised by critics and audiences. On the other hand, and in the case of reaching PC, Sony will have to make sure that the disaster that happened does not happen again The Last of Us Part Iwho pulled many game-breaking errors in the first few months.

It is true that now port for Windows in the first part it works much better and this can be seen in recent user reviews on Steam, but the damage to the reputation of the saga and Sony itself has already been done, so the company better release something decent next time if you do not want to lose the trust of compliant users.