TheLastofUs cordyceps have taken control of a new exhibit in East London 🍄
, which aired earlier this week, a new exhibit based on the Naughty Dog title has popped up in London and it’s quite gruesome.
Located at The Events Green, Boxpark, Shoreditch in East London, it depicts what’s left of a person sat on a sofa, their remains having been overrun by the cordyceps infection fromA PlayStation 5 controller can also be spotted nearby, with the tagline ‘You’ve seen it, now live it on PS5’ printed on the wall behind the corpse.
Sony even goes so far as to identify the body as a gamer who was infected as they were playing The Last Of Us. That’s a great way to advertise your game. ‘Play The Last Of Us and you too can become a decayed corpse!’Authorities are urging caution if you spot the quarantine zone in BOXPARK Shoreditch and to retain a safe distance from the gamer.
FEDRA-approved viewings are available starting today until Tuesday March 21. Visit time between 1100hrs – 1900hrs daily.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Police 'increasingly concerned' over missing Radcliffe manMohammed was last seen on Radcliffe Moor Road last night
Read more »
This Chef’s Memories Of Sri Lanka Have Inspired Her Buzzy New London RestaurantWhen chef Cynthia Shanmugalingam visited her family village in Sri Lanka, she fell for its food. Now she’s bringing it to London with a new restaurant, Rambutan, in Borough Market.
Read more »
British American Tobacco urged to quit London for US\n\t\t\tExpert insights, analysis and smart data help you cut through the noise to spot trends,\n\t\t\trisks and opportunities.\n\t\t\n\t\tJoin over 300,000 Finance professionals who already subscribe to the FT.
Read more »
London council plans to build 11,000 homes in flood zonesThe high-risk flood zones amount to around half of all the sites earmarked in the council's new draft plan.
Read more »
London council plans to build 11,000 homes in flood zonesWaltham Forest council said it had to go 'as far as possible' to meet its targets.
Read more »
Almost £40m secured in budget boost cash for east Lancs townsBlackburn and Rossendale secure combined £38m in Budget cash boost
Read more »