Many people asked us to do more HDR video after the surprisingly positive reception of our Forza 7 ones a few days ago. Needless we don't have anymore HDR footage from upcoming games, but we have a lot of amazing looking PS4 Pro title to show off. I don't think many people will be surprised by the fact that we start with the still incredibly amazing looking Horizon: Zero Dawn, and these two videos showing a sunset, and a very high contract Cauldron sequence (slight spoilers in that one).
Update 6: After inFamous: Second Son, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Ratchet & Clank, WipEout Omega Collection, The Last of Us, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands and now a third video of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.

In the space of a single generation, Naughty Dog has garnered countless accolades thanks to both the Uncharted series and The Last of Us, whose fantasised PS4 port remains even more talked about than a potential Uncharted Trilogy PS4. The very fact that even Drake is not the subject of such expectation is proof that the countless awards Joel and Ellie have received these last few months are not undeserved. So when the American developer propositioned us to return to their apocalyptic universe ahead of release we couldn't refuse. As always, our review is written to avoid revealing any spoilers so read on without trepidation. We take it even further as usual so if you need to read just one review of Left Behind, make sure it's here at Gamersyde.
Update: 4 videos added. We prepared these videos just like we wrote the review, trying to show as little as possible while managing to convey all the game's intensity.

As you all know, Left Behind will be available tomorrow just in time for Valentine's day, but before you can read our review (7 a.m. Paris time), here is a sneek peak at the game with the launch trailer.

The Last of Us is undoubtedly the game that can still make you want to play on your PS3, and the upcoming release of Naughty Dog's first single player DLC isn't going to change that, quite the contrary. Here is the launch trailer of Left Behind, the prequel to the events told in the main game. This new adventure in post apocalyptic America will be available just in time for Valentine's Day.

The Last of Us may have been released a few weeks ago, the developers at Naughty Dog still have a few things to tell us. In this new video, they explain what they were trying to achieve with the violence of combat.

June is now behind us and we can say it was a pretty busy month and we mostly have to thanks Ghost_Deus and Miguel for their awesome work at E3. Not only did you get to see some direct feed footage of almost all June releases, but you also were given the best off-screen videos live from Los Angeles and it wouldn't have been possible of it weren't for them and their team. The next big event will take place in Germany at the end of August and Gamersyde will also be there to make sure you can have proper footage of all the games showcased there. Until then, enjoy your holidays if you're lucky enough to have some.

After our very short videos of the excellent The Last of Us, Gamersyde can provide you with these four videos of the last hit of Naughty Dog. The program: exploration, action, and everything you need in order to convince you to get this game that has a great atmosphere and excellent writing. Bon voyage!

As you know, the reviews of The Last of Us were released yesterday and we unfortunately haven't had time to fully translate ours into English yet. We're still working on it so you should have it before the end of the week end, but until then, why don't you take a look at our 5 exclusive videos of the game? Naughty Dog having asked the press to show more than 5 30 second-long extracts, you obviously won't see much, but the silver lining is that you won't get spoiled either. We wouldn't want to ruin the suspense but we loved the game and we think you will too. Enjoy!
Note: If you want to brush up on your French, our review is right here.

Sony has released a multiplayer trailer to see how The Last of Us online mode looks in motion. The game will hit store shelves on June 14.

The release of The Last of Us is getting closer, and we're also doing our best to translate our full review in time for the end of the embargo tomorrow. Until then, Naughty Dog sent us these few images showing what would happen in Paris if the Cordyceps was to contaminate our capital.