Sony announces Last of Us Season 2 release month, Horizon Zero Dawn film, Ghost of Tsushima anime, and more at CES 2025
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Helldivers 2 is getting a movie too. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. CES is usually the hub of new technology, but Sony took the opportunity to make CES 2025 the place for some major entertainment announcements that are sure to excite PlayStation gamers.
The most immediate being that The Last of Us season 2 is landing in April on HBO and Max. No precise release date has been given yet, but we're nevertheless excited that there are just four months to wait until we can catch up with the next stage of Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie's (Bella Ramsey) adventure in the fungal apocalypse.
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We also got an update on the Until Dawn film – which is based on Sony's choose-your-own horror adventure game of the same name. Peter Stormare – who’s reprising his role of Dr. Alan J. Hill – appeared on stage via a prerecorded clip to confirm that the film (which is scheduled to land on April 25 this year) will focus on a new plot and cast – or “victims” as he described them. There was some uncertainty on if the film would be a direct remake of the games, but that now doesn’t seem to be the case.
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Then we got a trio of new announcements, starting with Sony’s confirmation we’re getting a film based on Horizon Zero Dawn (one of my favorite games of the past few years). This reimagining will show us Aloy's story of survival in a post-apocalyptic world (Sony loves its dystopias, huh) as she attempts to understand what caused the world’s high-tech society to collapse and be reborn as hunters armed with bows and spears fighting against high-tech animalistic robots.
