Do you ever wish you could go back and watch a TV show for the first time just to experience it again? The first season of Dexter for example, or Breaking Bad – the entire series. Or that first time you heard the theme to Jurassic Park?
Experiences that were so good the first time you just wish you could forget you ever saw or heard it and go back so you could discover it again? The Last Of Us for Playstation is the epitome of that sensation. Providing audio and visual stimulus, it breaks the mold of traditional storytelling because you aren’t just a bystander, you’re part of that world when you pick up the controller. Neil Druckmann’s masterpiece hits on every human emotion. The high and lows of life, survival.
To help expound on this: The Last Of Us
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