Shortly after the announcement of The Last of Us Part II?s indefinite delay due to logistical issues with physical production and distribution, Sony removed the title?s preorder listing on the PlayStation Store. Those who pre-purchased the sequel received refunds. Since TLoU Part II once again has a firm release date, preorder listings on PSN have returned for both the standard version and the Digital Deluxe Edition, the latter of which costs $69.99.
This latest development seems a bright spot in an otherwise difficult week for Naughty Dog and fans of the studio?s apocalyptic franchise. Over the weekend, previously unseen video clips and details made their way online, all featuring narrative-sensitive information about the sequel. Within hours the leaks pervaded every corner of the internet, spoiling the long-awaited next chapter for many a TLoU fan. Many were left concerned at an internet minefield of spoilers with no set release date for the game.
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