The Last Of Us Is Reportedly Getting Another PS5 Special Edition, Yes Really

Summary

• PlayStation has somehow found a new way to sell The Last of Us, according to a new leak from billbil-kun.
• The insider claims a "PS5 Special Edition" related to The Last of Us is coming, that costs €119.99 or $109.99.
• Most likely, this is a double package of bot remastered games for PS5, which will launch soon to coincide with the start of The Last of Us Season 2.

The Last of Us is very popular. Regardless of your opinion on the matter, or how much you like/hate Abby, that much is an undeniable fact. It's why we've seen The Last of Us get released on PS3, PS4, and PS5, and why The Last of Us Part 2 got a remaster despite being less than four years old at the time. Bloodborne fans, I truly feel for you.

However, with remasters of both games not on the latest console available, you'd assume that PlayStation was just about done flaunting The Last of Us to everyone. Well, that's where you're wrong, as it appears that PlayStation is gearing up to release yet another new way to buy The Last of Us, according to a leak from reliable insider billbil-kun.

The Last Of Us Is Somehow Getting Another Re-Release

According to this leak, a new "PS5 Special Edition" for The Last of Us has popped up on the PlayStation's backend, though we don't know right now exactly what this product is. All billbil-kin knows for certain is that it's related to The Last of Us, and will cost €119.99 or $109.99. There are a few things we can gather from this though.

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That's obviously a lot for just a single game, so we can probably expect it to be a double package, most likely combining both remastered versions of The Last of Us and The Last of Us Part 2 into one package. With the second season of HBO's The Last of Us set to premiere in just under two weeks, it would be a good time for PlayStation to capitalize and release the whole story in one package.

That being said, it is extremely funny that PlayStation has found yet another way to sell us The Last of Us, and Bethesda probably has about five different Skyrim re-releases ready to go so that The Last of Us doesn't steal its crown. It might be the final release of The Last of Us we see though, as Neil Druckmann recently issued another statement on the potential future of the series, and it's looking pretty bleak.

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