Troy Baker Recently talked about Interstellar: Prophet of Heresy During a talk at Ottawa Comic Con, he offered up an expression we’ve already heard in particularly eagerly awaited video games: “You’re not ready yet”.
While Geoff Keighley and others are using the same words to signal the weight of the upcoming game, the famous actor is also looking to use the same formula to increase the already considerable hype for the new Naughty Dog game, echoing the kind of mantra that awaits Death Stranding.
In his group, he also talked about Tati Gabrielle’s performancePlaying Jordan, the game’s protagonist, her enthusiasm for this new project, which aims to be on or above the level of The Last of Us , absolutely shines through.
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Baker’s talk at Comic-Con related to the end of filming for Outlaws in late August, which also gives us the idea that more detailed news may be coming, but we may have to wait a little longer.
In fact, on the occasion of “Day of the Last of Us,” Naughty Dog said that the company will remain silent on the new game for the rest of the year, with news set to be released in 2027.
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Regardless, Baker is responsible: “We finally finished shooting the scenes for the movie,” the actor says in the speech above. “Tati Gabrielle…I don’t know what to do [Neil Druckmann] able to find two such great actresses…He chose [Ashley Johnson] For the role of Ellie [in The Last of Us] And choose Tati as Jordan’s [in Intergalactic]. It’s amazing─How did you do it? “
“There were a lot of things about Jordan and that game, ‘Star Effect,’ that felt like…oh my god, I felt it all. I hear Uncharted, I hear The Last of Us, I hear something new”, Baker also reported, also reflecting on his long-standing collaboration with Naughty Dog, having been involved in major productions for the team.
“They’re testing the limits of the studio; from what I’ve seen so far, they’re delivering on their promises. It’s going to be incredible,” claims “You’re Not Ready Yet” for what the new PS5 games (and possibly even PS6) will represent.