Punisher 2 Game Full Metal Alchemist

Thanks to Druckmanns hard work and keen direction, Naughty Dogs latest post-apocalyptic survival title was able to overcome a divisive prerelease and an ugly review-bombing campaign to become one of the PlayStation 4s most critically acclaimed swan songs last summer.

With this most recent success, fans are wondering what comes next for Naughty Dog, and Creative Director Neil Druckmann already has some enticing dream projects in mind for the future.

Punisher 2 Game Full Metal Alchemist

Fans in the comments section have reacted positively to these suggestions, as well as adding a few of their own in the form of Daredevil, Wolverine, and even Full Metal Alchemist.

Things havent been completely smooth sailing for the House of Ideas though, as Square Enixs Marvels Avengers has been fighting an uphill battle to break even since its lukewarm launch in September.

Like The Last Of Us 2, both properties deal with flawed protagonists combating their enemies in a dark and violent manner, and a strong recurring theme among all three is that in a world filled with mutants and supernatural creatures, sometimes ordinary humans are the most sinister of monsters.

Regardless of which character Naughty Dog would go with for their hypothetical Marvel game, the studio would surely bring the same level of quality and polish that elevated The Last Of Us 2 into one of the defining titles of the PlayStation 4 era.

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