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The Last Of Us Part II Gets A Pricey Deluxe Edition Art Book

Officially revealed more than three years ago, The Last of Us Part II will finally arrive on PS4 May 29. If you've been anxiously awaiting the sequel to the PS3 classic, you may want to check out The Art of The Last of Us Part II, an art book created by Dark Horse Books and developer Naughty Dog filled with imagery from the game and developer commentary. Super fans will want to take a peek at the Deluxe Edition, which just went up for pre-order at Amazon.

The Art of The Last of Us Part II Deluxe Edition comes with a slipcase and lithograph
The Art of The Last of Us Part II Deluxe Edition comes with a slipcase and lithograph

The Art of The Last of Us Part II Deluxe Edition | $90

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The Art of The Last of Us Part II Deluxe Edition includes an alternate cover and a slipcase featuring Ellie playing the guitar. It also comes with the gorgeous lithograph shown above. It's certainly a pricey book at $90, especially when you consider that the standard edition is available for $36. We also don't know much about the contents between the covers just yet or whether it will be lengthier than the 200-page standard edition.

Both editions of the official art book release June 16. Amazon's pre-order price guarantee ensures that you will get the book for the lowest price that's offered between now and release day. Art books often receive discounts prior to release, so we'll update this article if the Deluxe Edition goes on sale.

For more on the PS4 exclusive, check out GameSpot's The Last of Us Part II roundup detailing everything you need to know about the sequel. If you still need to secure your pre-order of the game, we have a The Last of Us Part II pre-order guide outlining bonuses and the various physical and digital editions.



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