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The Last of Us HBO Episode 2: Differences Between the TV Show and Game

By Daniel Falconer

The Last of Us Episode 2 gave HBO viewers another incredible 60 minutes of action. Intense and emotional from beginning to end, it delivered some mighty punches to the gut, sticking close to the source material, but making some subtle changes along the way. Here are all of the differences we noticed between the TV show and the game.

Daniel Falconer
Daniel Falconer

Daniel Falconer is a Writer at GameRevolution, who spent far too much time playing video games, and watching TV and movies, so he decided to make a career out of it.

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