The Last of Us Is Getting Re-Released… Again

By Alex Osborn

The Last of Us is getting yet another re-release, but this time it's for PlayStation 3 as a Game of the Year Edition. Right now it's only confirmed for those in Europe, but one would assume the title will be making its way to North America as well.

This new version of Naughty Dog's hit 2013 action adventure game is set to arrive on November 11, the very same day a whole host of other major titles are launching, not the least of which include Assassin's Creed Unity, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and even Ubi's last-gen exclusive Assassin's Creed Rogue. 

The game will come packed with the story-based add-on Left Behind, as well as the multiplayer map DLC and added "Grounded" difficulty mode. 

With The Last of Us Remastered already available for those on PlayStation 4, does there really need to be a GOTY Edition for PS3 gamers as well? Weigh in with your thoughts in the comments below.

Alex Osborn
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