In the hallowed halls of CES 2025, PlayStation Productions emerged as a titan, showcasing their prowess with a grand display. The audience was treated to glimpses of the forthcoming second season of “The Last of Us” and the “Until Dawn” film, both slated for release this April. In a moment of revelation during a Sony press conference, other video game adaptations were confirmed to be in the works.
The spotlight fell on “Ghost of Tsushima: Legends,” a new anime series by Crunchyroll and Aniplex inspired by the multiplayer mode of the game. This adaptation, directed by Takanobu Mizumo and written by Gen Urobuchi, is set to premiere on Crunchyroll in 2027, promising an immersive experience enriched by a curated soundtrack from Sony Music.
At the helm of PlayStation Productions, Asad Qizilbash and Ashley Brucks took the stage to unveil their ambitious plans. The announcement of film adaptations for “Helldivers 2” and “Horizon Zero Dawn” sent ripples of excitement through the audience, hinting at the expansive cinematic universe being crafted by the visionary minds behind the scenes.
Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures will helm the production of these adaptations, each poised to bring beloved gaming worlds to life on the silver screen. With tantalizing teasers of projects in the pipeline and a deep dive into the PlayStation Productions portfolio, the stage was set for a future brimming with cinematic wonder.
As the dust settled, Neil Druckmann graced the audience with his presence, offering a nod to “Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet” and unveiling a thrilling trailer for the upcoming second season of “The Last of Us.” The anticipation for the unfolding narrative, set to grace HBO and Max screens this April, reached a fever pitch as the curtain fell on the grand spectacle.
In the realm of CES 2025, attendees were beckoned to immerse themselves in a “The Last of Us”-themed experience, a testament to PlayStation’s dedication to expanding its beloved franchises beyond the realm of gaming. With each adaptation, the legacy of PlayStation grows stronger, transcending boundaries to captivate audiences across mediums.
