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Naughty Dog decidedly set aside development plans for The Last of Us 2, a video game supposedly serving as the sequel to the 2013 original hit. The principal game developers recently released a statement explaining the delay, attributing most of the holdback to the rigors of developing their current focus: Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, the latest installment of the Uncharted game series.

The central game developers, Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley, revealed the latest development during an interview with Game Informer. "That's all a big if. We're 110 percent in Uncharted 4 territory now. Blinders on, make this awesome," Bruce Straley stated.

Players need not worry over the turn of events though. The Co-Present of Naughty Dog attested that two game developers are "industry veterans" whose names were made known worldwide after their success on the original The Last of Us, IGN reports. With these two at the helm, the delay can only translate into a better gameplay experience and ingenious design innovations packed into a tight storyline.

When asked by Game Informer about the difficulties encountered regarding clawing their way up the challenging industry, Co-President Christophe Balestra said: You keep growing your techniques. The quality becomes a driving force. You become more and more ambitious." The Naughty Dog company is dedicated to the production of only quality video games.

Rumors had been circulating the net ever since Naughty Dog first teased about The Last of Us 2 last year, according to Game Spot. The original game released for Play Station 3 and Play Station 4 was widely acclaimed and was a favorite among players. Its plot and that rare portrayal of human nature has drawn fans from all over. After all, it is not often that one comes across action-adventure games that revolve around a complex storyline. Naughty Dog hopefully have sublime plans for the sequel up their sleeves.

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