An updated trailer with different artwork has been uploaded, but no specific artist was called out for stealing or misusing Ubisoft’s artwork. “We hold all artistry in high regard and take full responsibility for having allowed this to happen”.
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Some surprising drama has erupted over the wonderful trailer embedded below, and it’s a real head-scratcher. More interestingly, avid gamers have noticed that art concept from Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag was present in the footage, in which Naughty Dog claims to be fully aware of and accountable for.
The gamer went on to say that an Ellie-centric “The Last of Us 2″ would be a great idea. It’s still pretty fresh.
And the guys from Naughty Dog are probably right but don’t trust me, check it out below and tell us what you think about it. And remember that the game is coming out on April 26, exclusively for PlayStation 4.
Aymar took to Twitter to address the issue, and posted comparisons in replies with Ubisoft’s social media manager for Assassin’s Creed.
Amy Hennig was reportedly forced out of the company after she found fault with Naughty Dog’s increased focus on pandering to the social justice “movement” during the development of The Last of Us’ only single-player DLC, which had a strong focus on Ellie’s sexuality as a queer teenager.
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From watching the trailer, you definitely get that sense of brotherly love in times of chaos that you often see in the TV show, Supernatural, between characters Sam and Dean. Druckmann and Straley brought over Troy Baker, Laura Bailey and other actors to work on the game instead. Sadly for those who have tailed the franchise for many years, this will be Naughty Dog’s last participation for the Uncharted title, but not officially the last that an Uncharted game will be announced to the public.
