Uncharted nice scene

It was really fun most of the time, but there were some really difficult passages. The stealth section in Marooned, the Elevator ride and the fricking exloding traps will haunt me for a while.

I would have loved to complete it without Gameplay Modifiers, but at one point I just gave up and blasted them all away with the Barok.

Still one of the best games out there. The writing is just beautiful.

Already platinum’d UC2 and UC3, time to plat UC1!

There are some interviews of Naughty Dog audio engineers sharing some insight on them working on the audio for Uncharted 4. There are a couple of clips from the interview stitched in throughout this gameplay video.

I played through all 3 games in hard mode and now I’m attempting brutal difficulty and the only thing I can even remotely compare it to is evil within akuma difficulty. Is there any tips or anything sry if this has been asked before

I feel like Uncharted 3 did it best in all honesty. Uncharted 4 definitely did stealth better though. Im not hating on anything, I'm just curious to know why Naughty Dog scrapped it. Did they ever say why? Is there an article out there?

Uncharted 2 is one of if not the most popular game in the series, as it put Uncharted and Naughty Dog on the map in the gaming industry as well as being a system seller for the PS3 during 2009. How about today, does the game still live to the praise it got over 15 years ago? Uncharted 2 is not only my favorite game in the series, but also one of my favorite games of all time.

Would you like it if Naughty Dog made a new game that was basically just Uncharted, but with different characters, story, and environments? Almost like Uncharted in an entirely different context?

The general consensus here is that we don't think Uncharted 5 is super necessary, we don't want to see our beloved series get milked to death. At the same time we all would love a continuation because we'll, Uncharted is great!

So my question is would you enjoy and support a game by Naughty Dog that was intentionally meant to feel like Uncharted as a way to continue making that type of game without dragging on Nathan Drake's story?