Insiders say Sony has officially greenlighted a next-gen remake of Naughty Dog’s smash hit The Last of Us, codenamed „T1X.“ However, Bloomberg reports that the internal politics…
Insiders say Sony has officially greenlighted a next-gen remake of Naughty Dog’s smash hit The Last of Us, codenamed „T1X.“ However, Bloomberg reports that the internal politics of the project has churned up turmoil within Sony studios. Many of the team initially working on T1X have left the company over the move. Work on the project started about three years ago when Michael Mumbauer, the head and founder of a Sony support studio called Visual Arts Service Group, formed an internal division with the idea of expanding some of Sony’s most successful titles. His team got the go-ahead to begin work on a remake of The Last of Us for PlayStation 5. However, Sony only sanctioned the project on a probationary basis and kept the effort secret. The division was never even given a name, nor was it given the support or funds to complete the project successfully. Still, work continued, and the team eventually had a working section of the game to showcase how it would look and play.
