Elena Fisher the Uncharted Drakes Fortune's Heroine has a new look.
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Aug 31 2007 If you've been following the progress of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, the new game from the creator of Jak & Daxter, you'll be familiar with the girl below on the left. That's Elena Fisher, sidekick to leading man Nathan Drake. Er, not any more it isn't, as a new batch of screens has revealed. See, just like Naughty Dog shuffled Nathan's image after his first appearances, so Elena has been given a swift makeover. Funnily enough, we're sure we've seen this blonde-version of her ... » Read More

"We specifically didn't want [Uncharted: Drake's Fortune] to be a launch title," developer Naughty Dog, the creator of Jak & Daxter, has unsurprisingly revealed. Uncharted's ambitious visuals and animation tap into PS3's power to a degree that probably would not have been possible had it been crammed into PS3's launch day line-up. "We wanted time to really understand the hardware," explains Evan Wells, co-president at Naughty Dog. This understanding has been heavily assisted by the close ... » Read More

Issue 5 of the free PlayStation 3 magazine has a preview of KillZone 2, plus an exclusive interview with the developer of Heavenly Sword and an E3 roundup report.
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E3 is the biggest event in the gaming community, it has all the ingredients to make for a great event: mega-games, exciting announcements, upcoming titles, console rivalry, and much more. Not surprisingly, E3 was a big this time as well; what made the extra special is the fact that Sony had a point to prove to the world.

E3 has brief description on each of it's announcements. Since it was a big event and thee were a lot of announcements E3 will be covering it in two parts. First part includes details on MGS4, Killzone 2, Halo 3, GT HD, Home and many more.
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We've got a whopping 14 new shots for Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, the PS3-only title from Jak & Daxter developers Naughty Dog. One thing's clear - Lara Croft had better not lose her looks before the next Tomb Raider, or she may just be a goner. Check out the new screens, and you'll see that Uncharted has everything: action-packed jeep rides, stubble, hiding behind things, climbing up things, a concerned-looking girl, guns and ancient temples both gloomy and sun-dappled. Well, everything that a ... » Read More

PS3 Attitude liveblogs the Sony keynote speech at E3 2007 to bring all the details of every Sony PS3-related announcement.
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Sony to make price-related announcement on Thursday, SCEE tells CVG
Sony has confirmed to CVG that it will be making a PS3 pricing-related announcement this Thursday, but wouldn't divulge specific details.

This comes after Sony today slashed the price of PS3 in US by $100 to $499, as well as confirming that the 80GB console is to go on sale there in August.
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In an interview the developers of Uncharted Drake's Fortune have stated that the game only uses about 30% of the PS3's power and upon completion of the game they will have only used about 50%.
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Playstation 3 exclusive title: Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is coming in the fall of 2007. Evan Wells Co of Naughty Dog states that:

''We're leveraging every bit of technology in the PlayStation 3, from the blu-ray drive, I mean our game would just not fit in single DVD, it will have to be in multiple DVD's which isn't the way you want to play games anymore''
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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe sent word to press outlets in Spain of its line up for the rest of the year, including new dates and additional confirmation on previously unconfirmed games. On the list of releases were games like LocoRoco 2 and Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, both scheduled for release this calendar year.

PLAYSTATION 3
Singstar Next Gen: 8 - 22
Warhawk: 8 -29
Heavenly Sword: 9 - 12
Lair: 9 -26
Folklore: 10 -10
Eye of Judgment: 10 - 24
Ratchet & Clank: 11 - 7
Time Crisis 4 & GunCon 3: 11 -18
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue: 11 - 21
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune: 11 - 28
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Note that these are tentative release dates and are subject to change. Since release dates change on an almost daily basis, be sure to call your local retailer to make sure the game you're looking for is available (TBA indicates that no release date has been determined yet).
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Today's update to the PlayStation Store as promised by Sony Online Entertainment, includes Joust which makes an appearance in the Downloadable Games section. Additionally seven new trailers are ready to download.
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The official site for Uncharted: Drakes Fortune has gone live. There is not a lot of information provided, but some interesting tidbits that might intrigue fans...

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A playable demo of the upcoming jungle adventure Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was one of the centerpieces of Sony's press-only Gamer's Day in San Diego this week, so of course we were eager to give it a full hands-on preview. Today, however, Sony gifted us with a video that shows almost the entire demo being played from start to finish. Some of the less-interesting bits have been cut, but all you're really missing is footage of Drake kicking down rusted gates, jumping off ledges and staring at ... » Read More

Our team has already reported (fairly positively) on hands-on play with Naughty Dog's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune off the back of a press-only Gamer's Day earlier this week. Meanwhile, we've been busy grilling the game's director Amy Hennig for new information about the promising jungle shooter. In the exclusive interview she reveals - among other new game details - who the mysterious female character is, how the game will use the Sixaxis and where Uncharted fits in with Sony's Home online ... » Read More

Sony Computer Entertainment America's Gamer's Day 2007 ended yesterday, and today the media was allowed to release their impressions and videos of the event.

Here are all the PlayStation 3, PS2, and PSP trailers and Gameplay clips from the show all compiled into one locaton.
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In order to make things easier for you all, PS3 Fanboy lists all of their Sony Gamer's Day posts here so that you can see exactly what was reported on at a glance.
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Brian Crecente of Kotaku.com said,

"When the developers first showed off Uncharted: Drake's Fortune I wasn't impressed. Naughty Dog was going for that realistic look in their characters and they were suffering from some major uncanny valley. Worse still, the play had that generic shooter look to it, like some amalgam of every third-person shooter I've played in the past five years. There was duck-and-cover, there were lush jungle environments, there were melee attacks. I was sure I wasn't going to like it."

"I was wrong."

"Of all of the games at the show, it was the one I ended up spending the most time on, That's not to say it was the best, but it certainly had me jonesing for more. The game still has its issues with the uncanny valley, but Naughty Dog did a really good job of balancing fast-paced shooter action with a variety of light puzzles and a bit of stealth. The aiming took a little bit of getting used to, but in general it was response and the AI was pretty tight.

Some things I hope the devs fix include the in ability to shoot someone in the head and put them down, that's a HUGE pet peeve of mine. In one section I knocked three guys to the ground with snap headshots and turned to deal with their pals only to be ambushed by what should have been debrained corpses. Some of the animation also has to be smoothed out a bit, though his strange gimpy jump (like he was running up a couple of invisible steps) was more humorous then disconcerting."

OVERVIEW From Kotaku,

"Developed by the studio that brought blockbuster hit franchises Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter® to PlayStation fans, Naughty Dog Inc.'s, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is the first game in a new fast-paced action-adventure franchise developed exclusively for the PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3) computer entertainment system.

Taking full advantage of the power of PS3, Unchart...
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