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The Last Of Us Live Action TV Commercial

"Decisions use to be easy. What time to get up. What to wear. Where to go. Now, it's a bit different."
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The newest TV commercial for The Last of Us asks you to reach into yourself, and decide how much you want to survive and how far you are willing to go for it. During a beautifully portrayed lapse of time, it leaves questions on morality and fear hanging heavy in your head. You watch the transition from a normal plain man to a man who becomes….something else. The transition makes you feel you are slowly becoming apart of the story.

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Unless you’ve been living in a cave hiding from the infected, you’d know that The Last of Us comes out on PS3 June 14th. You can still make a run for it and buy the pre-order on Amazon to get a little extra firing power sent with your game. 

And when all hell finally breaks loose on the 14th, you’ll have to ask yourself — could you kill?


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Jamie K
I'm a 29 year old Jersey girl who loves games. I currently work full time, volunteer part time at this awesome non-profit called Amman Imman, and go to school part time. I also train in jiu jitsu. So time isn't quite on my side (unlike that song says). I have been trying unsuccessfully for years to clone myself so I can devote one of me to boring stuff like working and laundry - thus allowing more time for gaming. I'm willing to offer large sums of imaginary money to any who can make this happen.