Catch Up On HBO’s Last Of Us With These 4K Blu-Ray Deals

The Last of Us Seasons 1 and 2 on 4K Blu-ray Watch the hit show in 4K with these discounted Blu-rays See at Amazon HBO’s The Last of Us TV series has been hailed as one of the best video game adaptations, and for Black Friday, you can get 4K Blu-rays of the show’s two seasons at a new low price. Based on the critically acclaimed games developed by Naughty Dog, The Last of Us Season 1 is on sale for $16.49 (was $20), and Season 2 is available for $27.49 (was $40). A limited-edition steelbook version of this Blu-ray is also on sale for $35 (was $45). Check out both deals below, along with links to even more Last of Us deals available during Black Friday. The Last of Us Season 1 (4K Blu-ray) $16.49 (was $20) Season 1 of The Last of Us adapted the first game in the series for TV. Starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, the HBO show follows the pair as they journey across the post-pandemic US, a country devastated by an outbreak of a lethal Cordyceps fungus. The first season ran for nine episodes, and each episode is accompanied by a short documentary detailing its production. Additional bonus materials include featurettes on how the video game was adapted for TV, profiles of the actors, and how the TV show connected to the video game source material.The Last of Us Season 1 Special Features:Inside the Episode (No. 1-9)Controllers Down: Adapting The Last of UsFrom Levels to Live ActionThe Last of Us: Stranger than FictionAshley Johnson SpotlightGet to Know Me: Actor profilesIs This a The Last of Us Line?The Last Debrief with Troy Baker See at Amazon The Last of Us Season 2 (4K Blu-ray) $27.49 (was $40) Season 2 of The Last of Us adapted the first half of the second game in the series. Set several years later, Season 2 is mostly told from Ellie’s perspective, focusing on the consequences of Season 1’s climactic ending. All seven episodes from Season 2 are included, along with special features including behind-the-scenes featurettes, deep dives into the characters, and interviews. These bonus materials all originally aired on HBO, but the Blu-ray does include two exclusive special features: Ellie’s Ultimate Revenge explores Ellie’s motivations throughout Season 2 and Beneath the Surface: The Visual FX of The Last of Us offers a closer look at how the world around the characters was created with props and grisly special effects.The Last of Us Season 2 Bonus Features:Ellie’s Ultimate Revenge (New)Beneath the Surface: The Visual FX of The Last of Us (New)Growing the World of The Last of UsWelcome to Jackson set tourJoel’s Journey to Season 2Ellie’s Journey to Season 2Q&A with Pedro Pascal and Bella RamseyThe Battle of Jackson, deconstructedOpen Book: Isabela & Young MazinoMushroom Taste TestCharacter featurettes: Joel, Ellie, Abby, Dina”Making of” featurettes for episodes 1-7 See at Amazon The Last of Us Season 2 Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray) $35 (was $45) The steelbook edition contains the exact same special features, but the big draw here is the cover art of Joel and Ellie, flanked by Cordyceps virus iconography. See at Amazon HBO’s The Last of Us series is a mostly faithful adaptation of the video games, and if you’d like to experience the source material, the PS5 remastered editions of both games are currently on sale during Black Friday. The Last of Us Part 1 is a remake of the original PS3 game and is now discounted to $30 (was $70). This version features substantially upgraded graphics and quality-of-life updates, as well as the Left Behind prequel chapter, new weapons, upgrades, visual filters, and a Speedrun Mode.The Last of Us Part 2 was already a good-looking game when it first debuted on PS4, but the PS5 version makes it look even better. The remastered version includes the original game and adds visual upgrades and levels featuring behind-the-scenes commentary from Naughty Dog developers. Additionally, you can explore three “Lost Levels” that weren’t included in the game, test your skills in the roguelike survival mode No Return, and strum a few chords in Guitar Free Play mode.Continue Reading at GameSpot