Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
A 400-year-old clue hidden in the coffin of Sir Francis Drake sets a modern day fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, on an expedition for the fabled treasure of El Dorado, leading to the discovery of a forgotten island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The search turns deadly when he and his party become stranded on the island and hunted by modern day pirates. Outgunned and outnumbered, he must fight to survive as he begins to unravel the terrible secrets hidden on the island . . . Fight to survive with both gunplay and wild hand-to-hand combat Gorgeous and highly-realistic backgrounds and graphics ESRB Rated RP for Rating Pending
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Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Reviews
The only thing I can honestly say I did not like were the creatures near the end. If you own a Playstation 3, grab this game, I guarantee you won't regret it. They nearly scared the crap out of me, but I can understand their importance in the game. The game is definately a beauty and fun no matter how you look at it. I just finished it, and I thuroughly enjoyed hunting for the treasures and getting different rewards unlocked. Im not going to try to repeat too much of what my preceders have said.
Good graphics and interesting plot. Enjoyed playing and language was suitable for everyone. Everything seemed to be well thought out.
Though short, at around 8 hours, it's well worth every cent. The pacing and action beat anything you can rent or see in a theater. Characters are well voiced and the dialog is believable.
thank you naughty dog. utilizes all aspects of fun. cant wait for the next one. Truly built exactly for this system and nothing else. AMAZING, of the best games for the ps3.
Secondly, the jumping system is similar to the Prince of Persia games (Drake doesn't do Wall Running), but the system is nice and allows for error on the part of novice platformers. There's nothing like jumping from cover to cover to get in close enough for a headshot with the Desert 7. It borrows well and creates a fantastic experience. Lastly, the story is a mix of Indiana Jones and Lora Croft, but is well done and keeping the player wanting to return to learn what will happen next. Overall, it's a great experience and one of the best next-gen games that I've personally played on any system. First, the cover system like Kill.Switch/Gears of War is on the money. This game borrows heavily, but who cares.
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