The Last Of Us Season 2 Is "Ready To Go" When Strikes End, Neil Druckmann Says
«As far as the next game at Naughty Dog, I can't say anything.»
By Eddie Makuch on
Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann has teased that The Last of Us Season 2 has been fully outlined, though production cannot actually begin until the ongoing Hollywood strikes come to an end. In the same interview with Entertainment Weekly, Druckmann was asked about Naughty Dog's next game, but he didn't give anything away.
«We've outlined all of Season 2 and we're ready to go as soon as the strike ends,» Druckmann said, referring to the ongoing writer and actor strikes.
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This follows on from what showrunner Craig Mazin recently said, when he explained that Season 2 was already mapped out. Mazin said the first episode was written and sent to HBO, just hours before the strike was called.
Going back to Druckmann, he was asked directly about a third Last of Us game, but he didn't give anything away. «As far as the next game at Naughty Dog, I can't say anything,» he said. «My comms director over there will slaughter me.»
Naughty Dog confirmed in March this year that it had chosen its next game. Druckmann acknowledged the hype for a potential Last Of Us Part 3, but stopped short of confirming if that will indeed be the team's next project.
In addition to working on the Last of Us TV series and the next Naughty Dog game, Druckmann is consulting on the Universal Studios haunted house attraction themed around The Last of Us.
«My job is really strange, I'm given feedback on this theme park thing, I'm
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