Same voice actor, featuring Mike Erwin, who’s best known as the voice of Jak, one of the two protagonists (alongside Daxter) in the eponymous video game series, “Jak & Daxter” (2001-2009), as well as him providing the voice of Speedy (Roy Harper) in “Teen Titans” (2003-2006)! Happy 48th birthday! 🎂

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Just finished The Last of Us and honestly… what a fucking experience.

I went in knowing it was supposed to be one of the greatest games ever made, but I didn’t expect it to hit me the way it did. The storytelling, atmosphere, characters, music and those little quiet moments between all the chaos everything just worked.
These are some of my favourite screenshots from my playthrough. 🎮

Absolutely loved this game. Now I’m just sitting here wondering what the hell I’m supposed to play next. 😭

After a lot of model swaps, free-camera work and some fairly awkward camera tricks, I finally finished it.

Full film: https://youtu.be/uT-cHXFDB20

Everything in the film was staged and recorded inside Part II. I wanted to see whether I could use the game as a film set rather than simply record normal gameplay, while still making something that felt like it could belong in that world.

The story started with a fairly simple question: could an infected do something more unsettling than attack?

It’s dialogue-light and built mainly around sound and behavior rather than combat or constant jump scares, so headphones help.

This is also the first film I’ve ever made, so I’d genuinely appreciate honest feedback, particularly on whether the infected’s behavior felt like a believable extension of the world, or whether I pushed the idea too far.

hey I got a theory, you know how neil druckmann is with teasing and revealing trailers and revealing other stuff hes very clever at making people not expect, now, he said that there might be a tlou 3 in (grounded making of tlou part 2" and he also said back then that there will be no tlou part 2 now I think after hbo season 3 ends naughty dog will drop a trailer for tlou part 3 and that the new game intergalactic something that they teased is just for peoples attention to shift to that and not expect tlou part 3

I like that neil druckmann is a very realistic , alot of the things in the game, if presented in real life would be the exact outcome how people solve problems is very realistic now my theory is that abby and Lev gets to the island and is in a coma because of the blood loss with ellies fight, and the fireflies will find her and lev ashore and treat both of them while abby is in a coma lev will tell the story about the rattlers but wont know what happened between ellie and abby and that it will give time for ellie to move on a different place, but since the neil druckmann is very realistic once abby wakes up she will tell the story that happened and that ellie is still alive OR (Its Lev that tells the story bout Ellie being immune because she heard it from the confrontation in the theaters) and will tell where she was last seen but ellie has already move either back to the town or a different place and it will be fireflies looking for her but before that while abby is in a coma i think the game would focus to the "leaks" of the new survivors also making it to the new fireflies, I think that will be the beginning of the story

And another plot that i think is very realistic

Either Ellie honors Joel's decision of saving her and will fight off the fireflies and surviving and or offering herself to the fireflies I think it's both very Ellie like

english is not my first language

Being that star wars, galaxy racer is becoming more and more popular. Is there a possibility? And what is your thoughts on a jack x? Racing game that draws out the full racing combat experience. As the new star wars game does. Personally, I feel like it would be an excellent opportunity wile the climate is looking forward to games like this.

TLOU2 is considered the most divisive AAA game, but if 50 percent of people who played the game hate it, then why is it rated among buyers relative to universally liked games and equal to other Sony sequels?

I am in no way saying it's some genre-defining game, but from the rating, it just seems like an average Sony blockbuster.

I got curious about how much work actually went into Part II's accessibility, so I pulled Naughty Dog's own announcement post and went through every setting they named. Their public line is "more than 60". Counting each one individually gets you to 80, because some are options nested inside others.

Some of them I hadn't thought about at all until I saw them written down:

Repeated Button Presses for someone who can't mash. Infinite Breath for someone who can't hold one down underwater. Skip Puzzle Option for someone who wants the story and can't do the puzzle. Guitar Vibration Cues so a deaf player can feel a song. And Hostages Don't Escape, which is there so a slower player doesn't lose the person they were trying to save.

Bought on sale for $12 plus shipping

Or do you think since all of the focus is on GTA6, that maybe they want that to come out first? which means Maybe we see it at the game awards? But would even that still be too close to GTA? Putting the February SOP as the earliest we see it?

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Seriously if they're are going to make us wait til 2035 for tlou 3, atleast give us a directors cut of TLOU. Cover more material of their journey across America instead of jumping from Pittsburgh to Colorado. I always felt like that jump was pretty abrupt.

Nathan Drake has stated and is shown in magazines that he has discovered mythical lost cities/treasures but wouldn't he be in trouble by the scientific/Archeological communities for destroying the majority of theses ancient places? You'd think they would fine him or even jail him but he's just hunky dory at the end of 4