INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Last of Us Part 2's release date has been delayed, pushing the game's planned February 21 2020 launch to May, three months later in
the year.Speculation began building earlier today after a report in Kotaku cited two separate (and anonymous) sources, saying that developer
Naughty Dog was now working to a different release schedule in order to put in more time developing the complex title.There's now an
on Twitter as seen below.The post clarifies that there is a new release date of May 29, 2020, apologizing for the delay while defending the
decision to prioritize game quality over a punctual launch: "However, it was during the last few weeks, as we were closing out sections of
quality."Druckmann added that "At this point we were faced with two options: compromise parts of the game or get more time
We went with the latter, and this new release date allows us to finish everything to our level of satisfaction while also reducing stress on
the team."The move makes sense given the ambition of the The Last of Us Part 2, which Naughty Dog is hoping will recreate the original
game's complex human characters with improved mechanics, enemies with unique heartbeats, and AI allies with more autonomy and capability
than before.This isn't the first time a massive AAA game was pushed back later than hoped; it happened most recently with Doom Eternal,
which is now expected to launch in March 2020 instead of the original November launch date.The Last of Us Part 2 is one of the most
anticipated PS4 games of recent times
As a sequel to the critically acclaimed The Last of Us on PS3, and an exclusive to the PlayStation platform, it will almost certainly be a
