Naughty Dog will keep making Uncharted forever, probably
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TheAvenged87
Not Robin
Yup. If they have a winning recipe, then they should stick to it. If they keep bringing out good Uncharted games (are there any bad ones? Nope), people will buy them.
OmegaFenix
The Legendary Troll Hunter
This is where I take the path less travelled. Yes the Uncharted games a good but I, personally, would like seeing more freedom to tackle situations in my own way and for the platforming to actually involve some skill. Here Naughty Dog can learn from the AC devs, Freerunning is easy but they still manage to give us challenging platforming sections. Also less use of the armoured bullet sponge enemy which Naughty Dog love throwing in.
Lastly I subscribe to the school of thought that says there is such a thing as too many sequels. This is true for movies & games, even TV series. I feel the optimal number is 3, maybe 4 if ur a good studio. After that, move on, try something new otherwise you run the risk of over saturation and the death of a decent franchise.
Lastly I subscribe to the school of thought that says there is such a thing as too many sequels. This is true for movies & games, even TV series. I feel the optimal number is 3, maybe 4 if ur a good studio. After that, move on, try something new otherwise you run the risk of over saturation and the death of a decent franchise.
Voicy
Resident Panty Kicker
COD, NFS, Star Wars - The Phantom Menace
Mass Effect has the winning recipe down by not going further than 3. There must be absolution. Open book endings turn awesome games into Twilight sagas.
OmegaFenix
The Legendary Troll Hunter
COD, NFS, Star Wars - The Phantom Menace
Mass Effect has the winning recipe down by not going further than 3. There must be absolution. Open book endings turn awesome games into Twilight sagas.
/Cringe
Yep. Also why Bungie pulled out of Halo after Reach.
Achtung!Baby
New member
As long as this is not a yearly thing, I see no problem. The Uncharted games tell really great stories, and if they keep that up, I think it'll be successful.
