Briefly: Stoney Lake Entertainment has finally debuted the full trailer for Left Behind, the end-of-the-world thriller that has Nicolas Cage flying a plane during the rapture. Yep.

The Left Behind book series consists of 16 books, and it has already sprung a trilogy of films starring Kirk Cameron. Honestly, I’m not familiar with the series at all, and this movie looks cheesy as hell, but that doesn’t mean that I’m not going to watch it. I mean, come on… it’s Nicolas Cage saving people from the rapture. And there’s no way it could be as bad as Knowing.

Take a look at the trailer below, and let us know if you’ll be checking this one out when it hits theatres on October 3rd.

Briefly: During last night’s Sony E3 press conference, the company finally revealed when PS4 players will be able to get their hands on The Last of Us.

The game will be available digitally and in-store on July 29th. Sony also revealed a gorgeous new trailer that shows us what the new version will actually look like.

Naughty Dog says that “The trailer is full 1080p and rendered in 60fps, which is what we’re targeting for the game. We’re working on various improvements such as higher resolution character models, improved lighting and shadows, upgraded textures, functionality unique to the PS4 controller and more. You’ll get the complete The Last of Us experience as the PS4 version includes the highest rated DLC exclusive to PlayStation, Left Behind, all difficulty modes (including Grounded Mode the newest, hardest difficulty level) for single player and both our multiplayer map packs, Abandoned Territories and Reclaimed Territories.”

Take a look at the new trailer below, and let us know if you plan on picking this one up.

Briefly: Sony just announced The Last of Us Remastered yesterday, and today the publisher has launched the game’s first trailer.

The video is filled with quotes of praise from various outlets, and only showcases a small piece of (albeit gorgeous) footage. It’s still pretty exciting as, well, we’re getting The Last of Us on PS4, so take a look at the video below, and let us know if you’ll be playing again on Sony’s newest console!

Briefly: A few weeks back it was rumoured that The Last of Us would be making its way to Sony’s PS4 this Summer.

Sony has just made the rumour official by announcing The Last of Us Remastered on their official blog. The added power of the PS4 has allowed the team at Naughty Dog (the port is being handled internally… always good news) to “remaster an already phenomenal looking The Last of Us in 1080p with a list of upgrades including higher resolution character models, improved shadows and lighting, upgraded textures, along with even more improvements.”

The Last of Us has won over 200 Game of the Year Awards (including a couple from us at Geekscape) and I’m beyond excited to hear that it’s coming to Sony’s newest console, both because I really want to play the game again, and I’m also happy that gamers who missed out on the stellar game the first time around will be getting another chance to play.

The remastered edition will include the base game, plus all of the expansions (including the excellent single-player chapter, Left Behind), and will also feature an “exclusive director’s commentary for all in-game cinematics featuring Creative Director and Writer, Neil Druckmann; Voice Actor, Troy Baker, who plays Joel; and BAFTA Award winning Voice Actress, Ashley Johnson, who plays Ellie.”

The Last of Us Remastered will release this Summer. Will you be picking it up?

While we might not be getting a sequel to The Last Of Us anytime soon, we could be getting the next best thing instead if a recent report is to be believed.

In an interview with the Turkish website Multiplayer,  PlayStation’s Eurasian Software Market Manager Sercan Sulun stated that the game that many consider 2013’s game of the year could be heading to the Playstation 4 as early as this summer, complete with enhanced graphics and the Left Behind DLC included on disc.

The translation states:

“There is no information about a new The Last of Us game but I can share this knowledge; as of this summer, The Last of Us will be on the PS4. Both on PSN and physically.”

“The PS4 version will also include the DLC so you will be able to play ‘Left Behind’ as well.”

This is good news for someone like me who never picked up the original and is DYING to play something great on the PS4, even if it’s a port of a game that’s less than a year old. If nothing else, this puts the entirety of the game in one neat package for all to enjoy.

Will you be picking up this version of the game assuming this information becomes official? Comment below!

Source: IGN.com