According to two Spanish gaming websites, The Last of Us 2 release date will most likely come in Autumn 2019. Furthermore, the rumours suggest that the release date will be officially confirmed sometime this week, in a new trailer.

Naughty Dog community manager Arne Meyer has responded to rumours about The Last of Us 2 release date. Meyer said that he appreciates the enthusiasm from the fans but at the moment, the studio can't confirm if the game will release in 2019.

There are some rumours going around that The Last of Us: Part II may be released this year. A former IGN editor, Alanah Pearce, confirmed the release date of this PS exclusive on Twitter in a conversation about the upcoming games in 2019.

Sony's recent announcement about not attending E3 2019 raised a lot of dust, which resulted in many people not noticing someone leaked that info beforehand. Now the same person says PS5 will be announced mid-2019 and unveiled at PSX 2019.

Sony have barely had time to make the headlines with their announcement that they wouldn't be attending E3 2019 by the time Microsoft and Nintendo decided to capitalise on this decision and announce their own attendance, praising the event.

The Last of Us 2 may still have no release date to speak of, but what it does have is a new cinematic trailer. The new trailer takes the cake when it comes to sheer brutality, but it doesn't show us much of anything about Ellie and Joel.

Neil Druckmann has teased the next instalment in Naught Dog's widely popular PlayStation 4 exclusive franchise, The Last of Us 2. The tweet doesn't offer much, but it's certain that it's an area in The Last of Us, a decrepit neighbourhood.

It's no secret Sony is swimming in money due to massive PS4 sales, but it seems like those sales are will continue growing for the foreseeable future. They sold 82.2 million units in total by now and 3.2 million in last three months alone.

Naught Dog have confirmed during E3 that multiplayer will return to The Last of Us Part 2, putting many worried fans' questions to rest. While Factions was confirmed, Naughty Dog didn't clarify how many modes will be available from day one

Bethesda opened the hype season with Fallout 76 teaser, Ubisoft continued with Assassin's Creed Odyssey leak and teaser and Sony seems to be keen on keeping away any possible calm before the E3 storm by announcing five games over five days.