Celebrating The Last of Us Part II with a Limited Edition PS4 Pro bundle and more
In celebration of the launch of The Last of Us II next month, Sony Interactive Entertainment has today unveiled a Limited Edition The Last of Us Part II PlayStation 4 Pro bundle, set to launch alongside the game on 19th June, 2020.
This special bundle features a fully customised matte finish PS4 Pro console engraved with Ellie’s tattoo design, a Limited Edition DualShock 4 Wireless Controller, a physical copy of The Last of Us Part II, as well as a code to redeem digital content* such as The Last of Us Part II PS4 dynamic theme, avatars, and more. This limited edition bundle* will be available at participating retailers, pre-orders start today.
The Limited Edition DualShock 4 Wireless Controller also will be available as a standalone. Presented in a Steel Black matte finish with white detailing and PlayStation shapes, this Limited Edition wireless controller features Ellie’s iconic fern tattoo engraved on the lower right-hand side and The Last of Us Part II logo on the touchpad.
Furthermore, also launching is a Limited Edition Gold Wireless Headset that features a steel black matte colour with dark red interior headset cups – this stylish wireless headset features Ellie’s fern tattoo and the game logo.
Lastly, Sony is partnering with Seagate to introduce the Limited Edition The Last of Us Part II Officially Licensed Seagate 2TB Game Drive. The officially licensed Game Drive features a laser-etched design of Ellie’s tattoo, and offers an external hard drive upgrade for PS4 systems (software version 4.50 or higher), with the capacity to install 50+ games**.
Check with your local retailers for product availability and price.
For more information on the Limited Edition The Last of Us II bundle, head to the PlayStation Blog or check out the release video here.
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