Cordyceps Virus From The Last of Us Hits Britain in a Bad Way
Women and children first! There’s a safe haven in the new world! Go, while you still-…Oh, it’s not real.
Naughty Dog’s critical success The Last of Us hits store shelves across the world, tomorrow.
To celebrate this, the folks over at SCEE have taken images of many familiar British landmarks and altered them, as if the Cordyceps virus has ravaged the lands – just like it does in Joel and Ellie’s story.
Our own Adam Cook called The Last of Us a “generation-defining title” and you’ll be able to experience that from June 14, only on PlayStation 3.
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