Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Uncharted 2 Over 90 Minutes of Cutscenes

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Dustin S.

 

 

Uncharted is known for its killer gameplay, and of course its cinematic story telling. Much like that of Metal Gear solid. Well Uncharted 2 is going to take that cinematic storytelling to a whole new level with over 90 minutes of cutscenes.

 

“ The single player campaign is definitely going to be longer than Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. We have over 90 minutes of cinematics alone! And of course we have the competitve and co-op multiplayer modes too!” said Evan Wells

 

That’s good news as Uncharted is already doing it so well that a movie is already being penned because of it. That’s not all though, he also states

 

“For me, it's the overall cinematic presentation and the quality of storytelling we've been able to achieve. It's really a tribute to everyone's efforts, because all elements of the game have to come together to create a really seamless cinematic experience. We're always striving to push the envelope and break new ground in cinematic storytelling, so it's been really gratifying to see how excited people are about this aspect of the game.”

 

I don’t know about you, but I am excited as an MGS fanboy right now to get this game. Its scheduled to release this Fall.

US, June 30, 2009 vykusiame live chate Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Evan Wells, co-president ir Amy Hennig, creative director atsakinejo i fanu klausimus,is to surinkus naudinga informacija pateikta zemiau

In terms of the game's length, Evan chimed in to say that "the single player campaign is definitely going to be longer than Uncharted: Drake's Fortune." He pointed out that the online co-op and competitive multiplayer modes will add to the value, and the more than 90 minutes of cutscenes will offer up a more robust story than the first time around.

 

The beta was apparently a big success. The team has already implemented a ton of features based on feedback from people in the beta. For example, there's now a skill rating that's used to match appropriately-skilled players against one another.

 

As far as multiplayer Trophies go, Evan mentioned that while they're still finalizing the list, they may include a couple of online-centric Trophies, but they don't want to force players to grind just to gain them.

 

In terms of the release date, the official word is still sometime in the the fall, but Evan continued by saying "I assure you that an official date will be announced very soon", so we'll know soon enough.

 

Split-screen support is a no-go. Naughty Dog only wanted to support online multiplayer as the studio would have had to compromise the visuals in order to get split-screen working.

 

With regards to the movie, Amy said, "We're really excited about the development of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune as a movie -- we've been working with Arad Productions for the last year-and-a-half or so, and couldn't be happier about their enthusiasm for the project. We're looking forward to sharing more info with you all as soon as we can."

 

Another multiplayer "demo" is planned to hit the airwaves before the game is released. While Evan didn't so much as say that it's going to be an entirely open demo, he said that "it should be available to an even wider group this time, so if you missed the last one I don't think you'll have any problem getting in this one."

 

As far as newcomers go, Evan says that the team was very conscious about making Uncharted 2 a standalone experience. He said that folks who have played through the first game will of course recognize plenty of characters and those sorts of things, but new players should be able to easily figure out what's going on, who the characters are, how they relate to each other and so forth.

 

With regards to the number of puzzles, Amy says that there will be roughly the same amount that we saw in the first game, but that you will have to figure out how to navigate the environment and make better use of it in combat. There's also a journal in the game, except that instead of Francis Drake's diary (like in the original title), it's Nate's own journal this time, and when players use it for reference to figure out puzzles, they'll have to thumb through it and find clues themselves rather than having it always show the correct page like in the previous game.

 

When asked about the variety of the locales in the game, we were told that Nate's journey takes him around the globe, including stops in Turkey, Borneo, Nepal and into Tibet and the Himalayas.

 

A fan asked about how the team implemented snow in the game, as it looks to play a big part in certain segments of the adventure. Evan hit on the technology behind it and said, "Drake and the enemies will leave footprints in the snow with 3D clumps that build up around their feet, and it even has gameplay implications when the weather really whips up and visibility becomes an issue."

 

One thing's for sure - this live chat didn't make our wait for the game any easier.

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taip iseina , kad Split-screen'o nebus ? o tik online multiplayer ?

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