The Uncharted series is known for often feeling like a playable action movie, and in our recent time at Sony's offices, we saw how Uncharted 3 goes even further in melding gameplay with cinematic flair. We started with a hands-off demo of a never-before-seen area that's tentatively called the desert village, which Nathan Drake stumbles into on the verge of death...
The most impressive PSP titles have always been those spun from first-party, console-spawned franchises. Ratchet and Clank, God of War, Resistance, and Motorstorm entries have all set Sony's handheld firing on all cylinders. Uncharted: Golden Abyss, a prequel to the PS3’s original Nathan Drake-starring adventure, seems to be continuing this trend as the PS Vita‘s early killer-app contender. Developed by Resistance: Retribution’s Sony Bend team, Drake’s jump to the next-gen portable platform seems to be retaining the series’ highly-produced, cinematic presentation, while complementing it with integration of the hardware's more notable and unique features...
The PlayStation Vita hopes to change the way we play some of the most recognizable Sony franchises with touch screen functionality and motion control. Now Uncharted: Golden Abyss has updated its shooting mechanics to take advantage of the system’s gyroscopic sensors…
We've finally had a chance to sit down with Uncharted: Golden Abyss for a few hours and get into the story of Sony Bend's take on Naughty Dog's hit franchise. How is it? Well, check out the video above to find out…
Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Sony Bend's take on Naughty Dog's massive license, is likely the most important game launching with the PS Vita, so we obvious grabbed it the second we had a chance. Now, we've taken the full version for a spin, and have, so far, really like what we've seen...
You start off in a white room. Everything is white until you toss a black glob of paint at the wall, which splatters - giving shape. Then, and only then, does the world begin to form around you. This is The Unfinished Swan, an indie game that has us absolutely impressed...
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