Naughty Dog's Balestra on Uncharted: Drake's Fortune will have sequels |
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Given the crisp, high-def scenery that Uncharted: Drake's Fortune will offer for the Sony PlayStation 3, we imagine the fans are hoping the game won't end abruptly as an intense, yet fondly remembered one-off hit. With that said, we're letting you guys in on a recent interview between Arstechnica and Naughty Dog's co-president Christophe Balestra, which reveals a few extra details about the dev studio's plans for the game.Balestra explained that the team was fully aware of the teething problems that similar dev studios had experienced with the PS3, which included issues such as frame rate problems and engine inconsistencies.
Given that Naughty Dog was focused on PS3 development, it made it easier for them to cope with the said problems. And it looks like they did more than cope - Uncharted will reportedly use 30% of the Cell's processing power, and 91% of the Blu-Ray disc's 25 GB capacity.
That said, Balestra also explained that Sony's PlayStation Edge developer's kit was largely developed at Naughty Dog, and they were trying to help any other dev teams out there having difficulties designing games for the Sony PS3. Moving on, Balestra confirmed that much like Naughty Dog's previous works, Uncharted was going to have more than one installment. As he elaborated during the interview:
Crash was a franchise, Jak & Daxter was a franchise and yes of course Uncharted will be a franchise. It takes a lot of effort to create a universe like Uncharted and there is so much more we want to do. It would be a waste if we didn%u2019t have a sequel to make it even better than the first one.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune for the PlayStation 3 has recently gone gold, and is expected to arrive in North America come November 20. A December 7 launch will follow for Europe. Be sure to look out for game demo that's expected to be available on the PlayStation Network by mid-November.
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I will buy this game but not until I play the demo... the new trailer in the PS blog looks just awsome... also worried for the playing time, how much is it? 12 hours? just wanted to know...
Naughty Dog History... Crash Bandicoot Crash Bandicoot 2 Crash Bandicoot 3 Crash Team Racing Jak & Daxter Jak II Jak 3 Jak-X Racing Uncharted Uncharted 2? Uncharted 3? Uncharted Jungle Race?
It'd be Uncharted jet ski racers lol But Seriously If The Game Plays Anything Like It Looks It Will Be a Must Have Game
I think, and hoping, this will be way different from crash and jak. Just waiting to see how good it is...I have high hopes for it.
i think EA cud do with EDGE. id be so excited jus to check out a demo
On the official PlayStation blog, Amy Hennig, the game director behind Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, announced that a playable demo for the title will hit the PlayStation Store next Thursday, November 8th. The demo is said to contain the first four levels of the game, which is now set to hit stores on November 19th, a day earlier than planned. The new release date is quickly approaching, and being as what we've seen of the game recently has been quite impressive, you should start counting the days.
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