The Last of Us

The hit game comes to television.

Neil Druckmann, who directed the video game will helm an episode.

The adaptation of the popular video game series is going to be huge.

The PlayStation game is getting adapted.

And Neil Druckmann is helping create it.

In a surprise move, this year's Screen Gems Comic-Con panel turned most of its attentions and energies to a film without a cast, a director, or a script in place: the long-teased 'The Last of Us' feature film. The film was officially announced back in March, and producer Sam Raimi and video game creator Neil Druckmann (who is now officially on board to write the script for the film) popped up at this afternoon's panel to talk about the feature film as part of Screen Gems' future-leaning panel.

'The Last of Us' was one of the most critically and financially successful video games released in 2013, with many gamers declaring it to be one of the best games ever released in lifespan of the PlayStation 3. So it's not surprising that a movie version is officially in the works. (That sound you just heard is gamers all over the world collectively wincing because Hollywood has a habit of screwin

Add 'The Last of the Us' to the pile of projects ready to capitalize on the popularity of zombies in pop culture ... maybe. It looks like Sony has registered some highly suspect domain names, leading us to believe that the corporation is preparing for a film adaptation of its incredibly popular video game 'The Last of Us.' It is the day after Thanksgiving, so there's no better way to celebrate tha

Looks like our adventures with Ellie in The Last of Us will continue, thanks to a newly-announced downloadable content episode called 'Left Behind.'

Though a season pass was offered back when The Last of Us released in June, very few details about the potential add-ons were revealed. Today, Naughty Dog cleared up its DLC intentions.