The Last Of Us Creator reveals Ellie’s Surname, Which Pays Curious Homage To Video Games

Last of Us creator Neil Druckmann has shared a tweet on his official account confirming something fans have suspected

 

 

It’s been over a year since the release of The Last of Us Part II, one of the most important titles of the last PlayStation generation (it was Game of the Year), with Naughty Dog returning to a franchise that was already important enough with only one game behind it, and now preparing a new multiplayer.

But there are still many things to know about its world and, although the second part leaves us with numerous details if we look at the tiny clues in each scenario or conversation, the one that concerns us today has not been clarified. Neil Druckmann, director of The Last of Us, has revealed on Twitter what Ellie’s surname is.

As we can see in a message on the official account of the studio’s co-president, Ellie’s surname is Williams, which pays tribute to Ken and Roberta Williams, two video game designers who founded Sierra On-Line, a company that played a key role in the North American industry since the eighties. They led the adventure game genre with well-known titles such as King’s Quest and Mystery House, and Druckmann is a great admirer of their work, which served as an inspiration for many developers working in the field today.

 

 

Regarding Ellie Williams, fans had picked up on this detail a while back, when a Japanese manual for the first game listed Williams as her surname, although Naughty Dog removed any mention of it during development, and it was not considered canon. Until now, when the author said so himself.

About The Last of Us, in recent months, we have talked about other aspects surrounding the saga, such as the HBO series itself, which has been filming and presented its first official image last September, where we saw Pedro Pascal in the role of Joel and Bella Ramsey playing Ellie.

Source: as

 

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