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Nov 12, 2007
Naughty Dog says that the region-locked Uncharted demo that hit the US was "an honest mistake", and has now fixed the problem so that everyone can play.
PS3 owners who regularly enjoy the PS3's glorious region-freeness by downloading demos from other-region PSN Stores were shocked furious last week when the US demo of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune proved to be locked to US PS3s only. People went mental, and Naughty Dog promised to sort it out.
"We just didn't know people from other territories could connect to the US PlayStation Network Store and download demos ... now we do! We've been too busy working on the game to wrap our head's around the infrastructure of the PSN," said the co-president of Naughty Dog, Christophe Balestra.
