The Last of Us Part II Collector's Edition - Playstation 4 Collectors Edition
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Edition: Collector's
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- As ellie pursues vengeance after a traumatic violent event, you must confront the devastating physical and emotional repercussions of her actions.
- Pre-order & receive the following special in-game items: ammo capacity upgrade: unlock an ammo capacity upgrade for ellie's Pistol.Crafting training manual: unlock the crafting training manual, which provides access to new crafting recipes and upgrades.
- A complex & emotional story-experience the escalating moral Conflicts created by ellie's relentless pursuit of vengeance. The cycle of Violence left in her wake will challenge your notions of right versus wrong, good versus evil, and hero versus villain.
- A beautiful yet dangerous world - set out on ellie's journey, taking her from the peaceful mountains and forests of Jackson to the lush, overgrown ruins of greater Seattle. Encounter new survivor groups, and terrifying Evolutions of the infected.
- Tense & desperate action-survival gameplay - New & evolved gameplay systems deliver upon the life-or-death stakes of ellie's journey through the hostile world.
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The LAST of us part II Collector's Edition Includes the following content:-48 page mini art book from dark horse-steelbook case including full game-12” ellie statue-lithograph art print and thank you letter -replica of ellie's bracelet-set of 6 enamel pins-set of 5 stickers-ps4 dynamic theme-set of 6 psn avatars-digital soundtrack-digital mini art book from dark Horse provided by voucher within package. Voucher expires 02/21/2023. Internet connection and an Account for Playstation network required to redeem voucher.
Publication Date: June 19, 2020
Computer Platform: PlayStation 4
UPC: 711719529682
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 4
Release date: June 19, 2020
Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 10.41 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Mature
Item model number: 3004285
Item Weight: 10.41 pounds
Manufacturer: Playstation
Date First Available: September 24, 2019
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Edition: Collector's
Continuation of the first game (in case you can't tell from the title). Core gameplay is the same, but they've added more mobility and enhanced enemy AI to make for a more realistic scenario. Still story driven game. Has linear progression, and is not full open world similar to first game, but the levels are larger and if you explore you get more rewards/resources. Integration of story and gameplay is really good and gets you immersed in the world -Story/Plot: Story takes place 5 years after the first game where Ellie and Joel are now in a safe community and has settled down in Jackson, Wyoming. Main focus is on Ellie this time around, but you play multiple characters getting there perspectives through timeline jumps/flashbacks. Starts off with Ellie trying to uncover the truth about what happened at the end of the Last of Us (part 1) then it goes into revenge quest as opposing groups gets involved. Character development and motivation are realistic seeing the situation/mindset they're in. As you play, you question if Ellie's motives are rational or not, seeing her lust for revenge The Punisher (Marvel) style. Amazing emotional experience when you couple it with gameplay. Theme of the game is revenge as you go into two character's different perspectives on it and how they deal with the thought of vengeance giving parallel life situations Graphics and audio are really good. Very high production value. A lot of environmental detail (foliage, snow dropping down tree branches as you pass them) and realistic facial expressions. Sound track and ambient sound are excellent; best played with headset or 5.1 surround sound. -Gameplay: Able to adjust individual difficulty settings: Overall, Player, Enemies, Allies, Stealth and Resources from very light to survivor difficulty. There are 60+ settings, vision and visual accessibility for those who have disabilities. Even if you don't have disabilities, you can take advantage of them for combat or finding collectables Core gameplay remains the same from the first game with some enhancements There's a dedicated jump button giving verticality options to fights and environmental puzzles Evade mechanics for hand-on-hand battles. Dodge animation change depending on enemies attack and angle they swing their weapon Ellie learned to swim this time, but a boat is required traverse large body of water Able to squeeze trough gaps while standing or go prone on her stomach. Rope used for traversal and problem solving Can break windows via bricks or melee attacks If hit by arrow, it'll be harder to aim and disable listen mode until you stop and take arrow out Dog enemies have sense of perception. You must worry about their scent and can't stay in one place for long There are new enemy infected types More environmental interactions with objects during battle AI communicate better. They call out each other by name and mourn for them or get angry/aggressive when you kill them There are more craftable items, must decide what to craft due to limited resources given New craftable items include trap mines, stun bombs, explosive arrows, silencers, bullets, among others There are expanded skill trees like precision, survival, crafting, stealth. To get new skills you must collect pills and to expand skill tree you must collect survival magazines. You cannot upgrade everything in one playthrough(or at least from my experience, may be I didn't explore as much) so you have to pick-and-choose. This time you collect hero cards instead of comic books Level design in this game is really good. Levels are more larger than the first game, giving different branching paths to reach your set destination. There is much fewer environmental puzzles this time around (maybe because Ellie can swim now lol); makes the game flow more smoother Has a New Game Plus Overall one of the best games on the PS4. Defining game of this console generation
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2020 by Vincent
Edition: Collector's
Like a lot of folks who see headlines about gaming, I was exposed to a lot of skepticism in regards to the quality of this game after leaks were revealed to the public. Despite this, I kept my expectations in check. So when I tried out the game for myself, the worst I was expecting was for this to be a bad sequel, and at best maybe almost as good as the first game, which I liked but didn't love. Instead, I got a game that gripped me from beginning to end and became one of my favorite games of 2020; better even than the first game in every possible way. A lot of everyone's concern going into this game was the story. A lot of the worry was going to be this being a simple revenge story. Thankfully, it's anything but. This is a very complex, character driven story with internal conflicts between each beautiful and beautifully voice acted character that's well explored upon on both sides of the scale. And boy am I glad I really got to see things from both sides, because by the end of the game, I grew to love nearly every major character involved, barring one with a missed opportunity and another that's very impulsive, and I felt for their struggles. Far more so than the mostly forgettable side characters of the first game. In regards to the gameplay, this takes the core of what makes the first game and really refines everything to it with quality of life features, including jumping and, in borrowing from the Metal Gear series, going prone. Beyond that, AI are smarter, level design can turn the underside of a playset into a trench, and gunplay feels and sounds more satisfying than before. Despite this, the game will hate you for enjoying the hunts you can do. However, for those who enjoy "self-defense" routes, there's 9 times out of 10 a way to escape any area without needing to kill anyone, despite the popular notion from people who have never played the game that you're forced to kill hundreds before major events in the story line. Graphics and sound is what you expect from a studio whose biggest flaw is striving too hard for perfection. Seriously, Naughty Dog. Don't overwork your employees. We don't actually mind if you take your time or have to tone down the game somewhat just to better manage the workforce. It'll help in the long run. Last thing I have to note before concluding is accessibility. I don't use it myself, but this really is one of the best games for accessibility with a wide variety of options for all types of folks normally unable to play these types of games. It is definitely a must needed standard in games so all types of games can be enjoyed by all. Months after I finished playing this game, it stuck within my mind. I would watch let's plays to see others' experiences, watch analysis videos, share discussions with friends getting into it, and view for myself the issues others had with the game. I can definitely say the story of this game isn't for everyone. It deals with heavy discussions that 2020 wasn't ready for, and even now in 2021 as I write this review, might still not be ready for. But despite that, I could never say this is a bad game, or a bad story. Can definitely say for sure this is nowhere near the worst game of all time. Not even the worst game of 2020. If you have played The Last of Us 1 and enjoyed your time and keep an open mind here, you may just find yourself as engrossed in this sequel as I have. Oh, and the figure that comes with this of Ellie looks beautiful.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021 by Ethan Harra
Edition: Collector's
Update (20.06.24): After finishing my second playthrough, I still love this game. The controversial sequence at the beginning still evokes so much emotions, especially considering all the flashbacks that played out until the end. It still motivated me to on my quest through Ellie's playthrough. The second half of the game is a bit weaker in terms of plot and I understand what Druckmann was attempting to do with Abby. However, the story falls short of doing this by making her a less likeable character than nearly all the characters in the story. Her motivation, similar to Ellie's, is very single-minded and her character flaws do not do her any favors. Even after all her growth, she fails to see how her choices led to some of the most horrific moments in the game and even at the end the player is unsure about whether or not she realizes her mistake. Ellie, on the other hand, demonstrates growth throughout the series and while the ending left me wanting more, this was a similar feeling I had with Last of Us. I will agree that the game is not for everyone and it does have a darker tone than the first one. There are still happy moments (i.e. a lovely birthday scene) that I'm convinced was one of the best levels I have played in the entirety of my gaming life. The Last of Us: Part II is by far one of the best written games I have played and I look forward to seeing what Naughty Dog intends to do with it in the future. SUPER DUPER HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. ORIGINAL REVIEW: There are a lot of upset people who have reviewed the game. Amazon has restricted reviews to verified purchases, but this is easily circumvented by purchasing and returning (like I did). I managed to snag an Ellie Edition last minute, but I'm still allowed to review. After finishing the game, I can say that it truly is an amazing game. There are some things I am not happy about, but I accept that is just how it is. The same happened for Last of Us, but I could understand why after several dozen playthroughs. The same goes for LoU2... I will play it a second time through before leaving a thorough review. The graphics are amazing with a few points where models could have been better. The gameplay is great, but a little frustrating since it doesn't play as quickly as LoU in some regards. AI is better and can be more challenging even on Normal. The story is where the game shines, but I would be lying if I said I am 100% in love with it. I feel like I'll get a better perspective after another playthrough. In short, this game is my game of 2020. I would rate it 4.7 out of 5 and HIGHLY RECOMMEND it. Just be careful not to tell anyone that or they might accuse you of being a socialist. 😂
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020 by maou
Edition: Collector's
This is a Collector’s Edition and the description listed everything to be included. There was no set of 6 enamel pins included in the box. As this was a Christmas gift for my daughter, she was very disappointed that the pin set was not in the box. Would it be possible to send this missing item to me. Thank you.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Debbie
Edition: Collector's
Like or hate the story. It’s pretty hard to deny this game is good. I’m a 30 year old gamer, and reviews are subjective by nature so here goes: Gameplay: Everything from the first TLOU has been perfected. More gameplay options in every aspect (Crafting/movement/upgrades/weapons). Really crisp animations. 4k screenshots look almost real. Soundtrack: I loved it. Although, the music that accompanied the PS4 theme is what I remember most in terms of score. There’s a song by a certain band used in the game that is also really memorable, and keeps replaying in my head. Due to the nature of scavenging, there were many times where there would be intense foreboding music as I’d thoroughly search an area. Story: For me, it was perfect. It hit home for me on a lot of different themes from experiences in my own life. The biggest hurdle I think for any player playing the game encompasses the player’s affinity for empathy, which director Neil Druckmann himself was the hardest component in piecing this game together. Everything that happens in the game was orchestrated to generate those uncomfortable feelings of dread/rage/hatred/sadness/awkwardness from the player. If you can overcome the hurdle of putting yourself in someone’s shoes, I think you’ll enjoy this game. You’re not playing as some god or invincible cyborg in this one. Of course, it’s just my opinion. I found myself tearing up several times throughout this masterpiece. It’ll definitely be something to talk about when you’re done. I loved part 1, and I came with an open mind. I think they did all of the characters justice, and I personally couldn’t find plot holes. I see some AAA Hollywood (it’s a post apocalyptic world come on), but nothing that I wouldn’t expect from a work of fiction. I’d suggest playing the game for yourself before jumping on any hate train bandwagon, and forming an opinion yourself. It’s surprising how many people are easily herded, and not capable of forming their own opinions. Trolls, bots? Idk. That is the reality right now it seems as social media content creators are trying to garner views in the eyes of their supporters instead of formulating unbiased reviews. As per the negative reviews dated June 19th. Here’s some backstory, on April 26, 2020, some unfortunate leaks came out prior to this game’s release, and along with it false allegations of a certain female character along with this term SJW. I didn’t know SJW was a thing until I started following this game much closer to release. So I’d wager anybody new to the franchise will have a less bias when playing the game. TLOU was a clíche story, but nailed it within the medium that is video games (as opposed to movies/books/television/etc). I loved TLOU, and would also give it a perfect score btw. I mention all of this just to say: if you look at the majority of the negative reviews for pt 2, they’re likely on June 19 which was the day of its release. They’re lengthy and try to come off as meaningful, but I’ll just say it’s impossible to beat the game within that time frame. It took me 27 hours. Parallel Reference: On September 12, 2002 the world met Raiden. Back then, leaks and social media weren’t as powerful. Players were forced to play as Raiden (not Solid Snake), and overall MGS2 was also met with overwhelming critical acclaim by players and critics alike. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020 by Phil
Edition: Collector's
Best collector’s edition I have ever bought! Nice packaging, “satisfyingly slide up to open box” inside a box. Love the art on the steelbook, pretty colors. Warming personal message from Neil Druckmann, the director, the pure genius. Pins are high quality, it even has etchings of game’s logo and Naughty Dog at the back. I’m sure Dina’s hamsa bracelet will bring me good luck. Stickers stick well, put Ellie’s tattoo one on my guitar. And lastly, I’m happy and impressed with the figure’s paint job, meticulously detailed. So about the game... Where do I even start? How do you make such masterpiece? For me, it scored every single points of what makes a good video game. Few main things to mention: * Fascinating how the characters feel incredibly real! I get so attached to them. Story continuity and growth clearly displays the phenomenal writing. The acting is how acting supposed to be. * Amazing original soundtrack. I appreciate how Gustavo Santaolalla puts his heart into it. Headphones recommended to fully immerse. * Graphics. With HDR it’s mesmerizing to say the least. Shows the potentials of PS4 Pro’s engineering. * Original gameplay but made even better with more exploring and of course, new weapons to brutally kill your enemies when they come! And more! Endless praising is within me but I should probably end it here. Now that I’m done with positivity, I also have to comment on the review bombing and negativity. It’s mainly people who are pissed with the leak, which I was fortunate enough to avoid, and possibly controversial topics it touches. Please, ignore it, if you really care about this masterfully crafted media form, try playing it yourself. I kind of have pity for people who hate it for “little” things. Not grateful and too much toxic criticism. They should try having their own thoughts and limits rather than mob mentality. With that being said, I want nothing but to thank, Neil, ND and every single one of them who worked hard to bring us The Last of Us Part II. Eagerly waiting for their next greatness.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2020 by Mongolian Hot Grill
Edition: Collector's
Short answer. The Last of Us Part II is a good game, but don't buy it s͟t͟r͟i͟c͟t͟l͟y for the plot for $60. I would wait for a price drop or rental. The statue is very lovely to me and it is worth for the collector's alone in my books. Along with the game of course Gameplay The Last of Us Part II still has the gameplay and mechanics that we love and with slightly tweaks and improvements upon from the first. Upgrades, collectible hunting, combat, it is all great. Alongside with difficulties of your liking. For example, you, the player, can be weakling, but have the enemies also be weaklings and searching for materials to be easy. <3 that idea. Only thing admittedly, it is annoying that you do have to upgrade for two separate characters for this game though. Thankfully, there is a New Game Plus out of the gate, so it is whatever to me in the long run. Music It would say it is good but just not in-tone of the first one. Graphics Looks amazing, just not wowing me compared to the first The Last of Us back in 2013 for the PS3 for what it is capable of for it's time. Story/Plot Without spoiling much, it is not horrible. Just felt flat. This is no doubt in my mind that it is weakest part of the game to me. Of course, we can all debate this, but this is my take. What makes the first Last of Us so special to many in it's own right, it is about the journey between Joel and Ellie. It's about them building up that bound between them since they never had a father and daughter relationship for both of them until they met. From where they met to the end, they build that bound and relationship between them and as characters themselves. Along with other characters that Joel and Ellie met along the way for their own chapters and give them a purpose. On top of that, It's not necessarily about finding the Fireflies to get help for Ellie, it's mainly about Joel's and Ellie's journey to the Fireflies. In this, those elements hardly exist. The minor characters that you do know are just there to be of a group. It just feels like somewhat of a cookie cutter revenge story with not much substance from the characters both major and minor. Even Ellie to a degree unfortunately, which I would argue some of her characteristics qualities from the first game got regressed. Of course, I would love to see The Last of Us Universe to expand and grow. I just think that this is the wrong direction to take, if any. If that is what Naughty Dog to going to present us plot wise, personally, I think the first The Last of Us should be left as its own title and let the fans talk about and debate about the first game for possibly decades but that's not the case anymore. Again, it's not horrible. Just a flat revenge story.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2020 by Aaron B
Edition: Collector's
Sorry if I'm not the most eloquently spoken. To start I loved the first game with a burning passion. I love Joel and Ellie, even Tommy after the first. I loved the game play and story telling as whole granted the AI's could have used some more work. The DLC that came after I also liked but not nearly as much. However, I think it gave good background story and nice filler for the main game. Now bare with me cause most people don't want to hear a good review because after the leaks they made up their minds and that was the end of the story. But like the first you need the whole picture included small talks during game play to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I ruined parts of it by watching and reading all the leaks that came out shortly before the release. I couldn't help myself. The first round of leaks initially made me unsure of if I was going to like the overall story as what I had read stated that the game was based around the Seraphites being a cult like group of Christians that solely were after people due to them being gay and various other in my opinion SJW pushes. (They resemble a different group in my opinion now) Then the leaks came out about Joel and the second half of the game play. These actually peaked my interest more as they disproved the first leaks to some extent. I already suspected that Joel would not last through the entire game before the leaks and I personally think that everyone should have seen that coming. He was not a hero in the first. In fact what he did in the first was a selfish act but he did it out of love for someone he saw as his daughter. Most parents would do anything for their children, blood or not. These actions are what set's up the story for the second game. They have effects on other people's lives that we are shown through out the game and while there are parts of it where the pacing stumbles and a few scenes I could have gone without (sex scene in particular as I don't think it did anything for the story really) but it overall still pulls on the heart strings and makes you think. It does force you to try to see why each person carries out their actions that they see fit and this is not for everyone. From a lot of the backlash I've seen most people can't let go of the rage and that clouds their judgement for the second half of the game. I personally felt like I was able to understand and sympathize with both sides in the end but you must realize it comes at a cost to both in different ways. Granted there is debate on who lost more. Overall the game has beautiful scenery and graphics, stage design and layout works well and I personally only had one bug through the entire thing which involved the dog at the aquarium. I think that parts of it can be a bit slow and like I said before some things I think could have been left out including a few of the dream sequences that felt like filler. I think a few of the character's stories were left a bit bland and I couldn't connect to some but the main two I felt sympathy for in the end. I think that Ellie and Joel's story kept this game rooted to remind you why things have happened and I personally thought the ending said more than I've seen people comment on. But I'll leave that for you to decide, if you decide to play it. There were a few small SJW pushes but otherwise characters sexualities weren't shoved down your throat like some leaks made it seem and in my opinion added to the overall story. (I'm a big believer in writing a good character vs just having someone be gay or trans and that to be their only trait portrayed, and to me these were decently written characters.) I personally loved it overall, however my love for the first is still greater. I don't think this out does the original story wise but it was nice to see that combat systems and crafting systems were updated and tweaked to be better as well as AI's. As for the Ellie Figure that comes with this edition, it's well made, very large and I think the detail in it is great for the price since it also comes with pins, stickers, an art book and the bracelet. I'll add pictures later if I can. I'm overall happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by Alicia