The Last of UsFollow

Kotaku had good things to say as well.

I wouldn't count on picking it up since it isn't being released until June 14th.

Seems like positive reviews all around. Even the lowest reviews are still relatively high. Only 15 hour campaign though, guess that means half the people here won't think it's worth full price.

Multiplayer info (possibly rumors, I'm not sure) I've seen has been pretty interesting.

I have nothing against console only, but im putting my price for this game at 29.99, which is a lot of money to spend on a game for me.

There's a little bit of MP shown in the Sessler review. Looks kind of similar to Tomb Raider multiplayer.

I'll probably pick it up at release, since I'm not playing anything else on console, really. Just some Halo 4 multiplayer, and some Dark Souls. 15 hours isn't terrible to me, and I tend to play through campaigns a bit slow anyway, usually taking a couple hours longer than the estimated length.

I really wanted the $80 version with the fullsize artbook and whatnot, but meh.

I've started on Normal and played a little more than an hour an a half. SpoilerMain characters have just met. So far no zombies. (Spoiler's not even a real spoiler, but just in case someone doesn't want to know order of early events... It's a slow start, made even more slow because you can't sprint through the beginning (just walking around town, etc.) Kind of dislike that, but what ever. I'm not staying up late to play it though, going to sleep regularly and spend the day tomorrow and Sunday playing.

My only real criticism so far is there is all this background that you can't seem to interact with. Walking around in buildings, so many shelves, boxes, etc. Can't do anything with about 95% of them. I'm suspecting that will probably change as I go on...

You can also get scammed out of 200 dollars by trying to get the special statue release from ebay.

The stuff where enemies won't detect you if you're in stealth but Ellie runs out into vision does break immersion a bit. I think it could have been handled a bit differently. I do prefer the immersion break to her getting seen and causing encounters I'm trying to avoid, though.

Also, I'm just constantly impressed with what they do with the PS3's limited graphics. The game looks pretty damned good (though there are some issues, like the highly noticeable repetitive blood pools). I'm excited to see what Naughty Dog will do with the PS4.

I'm playing through this at a relatively slow pace due to life stuff happening. The artbook that came with the collectors edition is very nice, but I got slapped in the face with a spoiler almost immediately. I did a very good job of staying ignorant of all spoilers and game info, outside of the official trailers. It's a great game so far and I'm really looking forward to probably finishing it up this weekend.