New TV Spot For The Last of Us Is All About Survival

By Alex Osborn

A new TV spot for The Last of Us just started airing late last week. In case you haven't already caught a glimpse of it, we've embedded it above for your viewing pleasure.

What else can I really say? I believe the video and everything we've heard about this game so far speaks for itself. The Last of Us is undoubtedly going to be an incredible experience, and part of our end of the year discussion when we're considering GameRevolution's GOTY—so long as it lives up to the hype.

The Last of Us launches on June 14th, exclusively for PlayStation 3. Do you think it will live up to the hype? Let us know in the comments below.

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