RevoltTech shows possible locations for Uncharted 3's gameplay by clues in the teaser and trailer, in addition to historical records regarding the City of a Thousand Pillars (Atlantis of the Sands).
Trion World Network released the first screenshots of their MMO Rift: Planes of Telara.
One of the first reviews of Uncharted 3 : Drake's Deception, by Play3-Live.com.
The comma is giving me a nervous twitch. Decimal point. Decimal point. Decimal point.
While this sequel has many of the same minor issues as its predecessor, as well as one rather unique one, it's also just as big of a thrill ride.
Good research here, I figured the same thing since all of the ancient cities where built on trade routes so naturally it would be near a large one.
I guess it works well for the plot of the game, you're basically following the trade route. It'd also explain the boat scene, going across the water parts of the route
I hope the plane crash wont play out like the train crash in UC2. If that is the opening or something, cool. Like the first chapter being a flash back about Nathan in the desert exploring thenc rashing and surviving, as he is telling it to Sully. But they don't need to tarantino the plot, cause they did it once already.
So I am guessing that after the flashback scene Drake and Sully will look at each other and say something like:
Sully "Where to now?"
Nathan "I know how you like one legged hookers"
Sully "France it is"
I am not saying this is the plot, but This series is known for awesomely funny dialog, and we all know Victor Sullivan is one dirty old bastard. Also I really hope Elena shows up, she is such a lovable character and her personality is adorable.
Great job Sherlock. Now let's find the Baskerville's Hound.
when they show off more of Uncharted 3, i expect a wave of excitement to surge through the internet.
Uncharted 3 is a milestone when we reference console graphics, which is limited hardware.
Game of The Year 2011 has been shown early.
I'd love a section in London!
As long as any locals don't get the stupid accents Americans usually associate with Brits, I've never even heard the "allo guv'ner" accent and I live in London.