The Last of Us 2: These are his 30 mind-blowing details

There are many details that it hides The Last of Us Parte II, and today we are going to take care of revealing some of them. At the beginning of the game, we can approach to greet a dog in Jackson: This same dog is the four-legged friend we met in the first game, when we met Tommy. His name was Buckley, in honor of the actor’s mascot who plays Joel, Troy Baker. He passed away three years before the start of the first game.

Junto a Buckley, sitting in a chair, we can discover Gustavo Santaolalla. He is the composer of the soundtrack for the two Naughty Dog games, and in this second part he appears playing the banjo just behind Buckley. On the other hand, the banjo has been the predominant instrument in the songs that shape the music of this second part.

Ellie wanting to be an astronaut, the snow and her physics or Pearl Jam are some of the details of the game

SnowFor his part, he has played a curious role in designing the game: melts on contact with the blood of an enemy, while it is also deformed in our path or in the tracks of animals. It can also accumulate in trees, so if we hit a tree it will fall to the ground accordingly. On the other hand, if we look at Ellie’s backpack, we can see a pin from a space shuttle: this is because, in the first game, the protagonist confesses to Joel that he would have liked to be an astronaut.

With Ellie’s guitar, in turn, we can play any song, as long as we know the notes. In fact, Ellie places her fingers on the guitar to play the chords just as they would in real life. Without straying from the game’s music, the song Joel played at the beginning is Future Days of the disk Lightning Bolt of Pearl Jam, whose poster we can find in a music store. This album was released on October 11, 2013, but the pandemic of The Last of Us exploded in September. So, in the game universe, the album is promoted but did not go on sale. Neil DruckmannFor his part, he had to convince the singer Eddie Veder to allow them to include the song.