How Nathan Drake's latest outdoes the action films that inspired it.
Despite myself, I love Nathan Drake. More rugged than Jason Statham, sexier than Indiana Jones and much less of a jerk than Han Solo, he is one of the great action heroes. Watching him escape death by a hair is endlessly compelling. He isn't just one of the PlayStation 3's best heroes, he's one of the best game characters of this console generation. And he has amazing hair.
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.
Unfortunately there are a couple of 8's out there, that based off every review I've read so far seems out of place, but whatever. It's generally accepted that Uncharted 3 is a 9.5 - 10 game.
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.
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btw, i think Uncharted is this generations Indiana Johnes...
guys ...what score this game will get ???
i think 10/10 from IGN
(yes i know this will never happen but man can dream)
lol even call of duty is better than hollywood (for the most part) seriously
A game is better than a whole region? Damn
The thing I like most about Uncharted is that it reminds me of those awesome 80s action/adventure movies that you just don't see nowadays. Kinda like movies like Indiana Jones which had had likeable characters, an interesting story and was all about having fun and getting caught up in the ride. Nowadays a lot of movies (not all, but a lot) are more focused on fast-paced action sequences and CGI effects, so plots and character development end up getting shoved to the wayside. Uncharted brings it back to the characters and the plot. You really care about what will happen to the characters, even when you're not in the middle of a gunfight or a car chase.