Tag Archive: Uncharted

Mar 13

Full Analysis: Year Walk Part 2 – Across Time and Space

So last week I discussed my experience with the core of the Ipad game Year Walk, dissecting each of the game’s puzzle on both a mechanical and emotional level. I also left off explaining my frustration about a box that appears at the beginning of the game and is never brought up by the end, …

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Feb 13

Naughty Dog Wishes Everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day

It’s almost Valentine’s Day and if you have a very special gamer, consider if him or her one of these Naughty Dog Valentine’s Day cards.   You can find and download the rest of them here.

Jan 07

Screw Attack’s Top 10 Snow Levels

ScrewAttack’s Top Ten I love snow levels. I don’t know why, but whether it’s in Star Wars or Mario Kart 3DS, if the level has snow, it has a place in my heart. While I do agree on with most of the levels on this list, I think there are a few that they forgot. …

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Jan 04

Speculation Friday: Franchises That Need a Trading Card Game

So I’ve done what franchises need a fighting game and which game franchises need spin-offs, but you know what I really love? Trading card games. I’ve discussed why I love them so much already and why more game developers should think like card game designers, but when a series rich in story, characters, lore, etc. …

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Jan 04

Premium Nathan Drake Statue by Production Peak

Wow, take a look at this beauty. Now, I have the Uncharted 3 Nathan Drake statue that came with the special edition (little did I know that the game would in-fact, not be all that amazing…), and this looks better than that. I wish money would just fall from the sky…for like one day.

Dec 22

Nathan Drake Vs. Altair – Killing Machine Deathmatch

I have a theory, that Nathan Drake might actually be an Assassin. It would explain a lot of his super human abilities. Plus all the magic and mystical stuff he finds on his journeys could just be “space wizards”. Overall, this was a pretty well put together little fight scene. I enjoyed two particular aspects …

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Dec 21

Speculation Friday: The End Times

Since the world is supposed to end today, and it didn’t/probably won’t happen barring zombies, let’s talk about games and the portrayal of the end of the world.     Not most often, games use the end of the world in one of two ways. Either as something that must be prevented or something that …

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Dec 20

Just Like in the Movies: The Right Way and the Wrong Way Games Should Emulate Film

When people say that video games are becoming more cinematic, they usually talk about a couple of things: the story, the visuals, and the cutscenes and everything in-between that makes them all work. While some herald this as something great and makes games more appealing to the masses while still retaining the “hardcore” elements that …

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Nov 28

The TCG Philosophy For Video Games

Aside from video gaming, one of my favorite hobbies is playing (and sometimes creating) trading card games. For a long time now I’ve been a big Magic: The Gathering player but I started in the Pokemon Trading Card Game and have dabbled in games like Yu-Gi-OH from time to time and each time that I …

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Nov 20

The Next Uncharted Game Revealed…Sort Of.

My love for the Uncharted series has been strained lately. I didn’t care too much for Uncharted 3, and I don’t own a Vita. However, following Naughty Dog trends, I was expecting Nathan Drake’s next outing to be a kart racer. Instead, what we’re getting is much…cooler. I love trading card games. I wish I …

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Aug 31

Old School vs. New School

Now this is the kind of game I want to see. All these major video game characters against…I don’t really care. Also, instead of a fighting games, I really do think that Sony should have made a third-person shooter. This video shows us that it would actually be kind of badass to have Nathan Drake …

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Aug 21

Solo to MMO: The Loss of Focus in Gaming

A dusty, abandoned favilla on the edge of town surround you as the sounds of gunfire echo all around the scenery of the abandoned playground you found yourself to hide. The one minute warning goes off and the man running to your left suddenly gets gunned down. You know it was the sniper in the …

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Aug 17

Speculation Friday: Spin-Off Games

In the last couple of weeks since Kingdom Hearts 3D came out, I’ve read from various message boards and news sites people once again talking about the series and when 3 is coming out. In these discussions, the concept of spin-off games is often brought up, being games that expand the story but otherwise aren’t …

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Jul 25

Random Elements Done Wrong in Future Soldier: Requires More Thought Not Bigger Maps

If you have followed some of my earlier articles, you might know that I don’t just like the idea of random elements in games, I embrace it. Random elements can make games that requires more than just practice and planning, but also requiring quick, adaptive thinking and excellent foresight. When random is done right, games …

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Jun 28

From the Bad Guy’s Perspective

So you know that article that I published earlier today about death in videogames? Well, this kind of highlights all of that. Death is meaningless and it freaks out these bad guys as much as as it does me.

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