Daft Posted March 23, 2008 Posted March 23, 2008 I thought the aiming was a bit twitchy at first but I got used to it pretty quickly. I'm on my second play through. I'm about half way through and I'm loving it a lot more. Its probably the first game I think the second play through has proved to be so much more fun. I love unlocking the rewards on the way! One thing I really want to see for the sequel is a few more weird unlockable cheat options like low gravity. Also, knives would be cool....but maybe thats a bit too brutal...
dazzybee Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 The aiming is just slow, there was SO many times I was thinking about the wiimote and how awesome it would be (and I wouldn't have died nearly as many times). I really liked the game, something a bit missing though; the platforming sections were amazing, and the shooting stuff hit and miss; the puzzles were WAY too simplistic too. Oh and the jet ski bit really did my head in too, it just wasn't fun! To do it I had to go insanely slow and pop people off from a distance, I just wanted to bomb straight through with bullets just missing me!!! The upstream bit was better though, not much, but better.
Caris Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 Hahahahaha you think the aiming in Uncharted is slow?
That Guy Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 I'd hate to have used the Wii Remote to play this game.
dazzybee Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 How could you hate using the wiimote? Too accurate for you? To intuitive? It's pretty slow yeah, when you're used to instant aiming it feels a bit dated.
Guest Stefkov Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 Too accurate? A little bit of light makes the hole thing go haywire. I'd rather have a controller than having to play the wii out of sunlight just so I can play a game. How can you say it's intuitive when it's clearly been done before. Hell in my High school the computer mice the teachers had had this technology in it. I should probably get the game first but from the demo I'd rather use a normal pad than the wii remote.
Daft Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 Can't you adjust the sensitivity of the analog stick? I really don't think the Wiimote would be any better, in fact the analog stick is better for slight adjustments when aiming.
dazzybee Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 People are talking cack A little bit of light and it goes haywire!!??? WHAT? This is so much bull it would only go haywire if the sun was directly in front of you, but then you couldn't see!! The wiimote is infinitely better than a control bad, way more responsive for this type of game! Saying the clunky control pad would be better is as much in denial as Wii owners saying PS3/360 graphics aren't much better. And what has the tech being done before got anything to do with it being intuitive? The wiimote is WAY more intuitive than a control pad, hence ANYONE being able to play with it!!! Trust me, I have all three consoles, I have just completed Uncharted and have played through Crackdown and gears of war etc and using the wiimote for Scarface or Resident Evil 4 is INFINITELY better, more accurate and intuitive than a control pad. And don't even get me started on FPS's!!!!!
flameboy Posted April 6, 2008 Posted April 6, 2008 I'm 87% of the way through this...but only played nearly 8 hours...doesn't seem like much...wasn't expecting it to be short...I have definitly missed a ton of treasures...so will play through it again.
Cookyman Posted September 22, 2008 Posted September 22, 2008 Well just finished this game tonight, I know it's old but only got it recently. I loved it! ok it was linear and not very long but great fun. Finished it on normal and got 320/1000reward points - a lot of treasures to find then! Can't wait for Uncharted 2!
dwarf Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 Oh yer Cooks forgot to say I have this game in the collection as well, tis very good.
flameboy Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 Well just finished this game tonight, I know it's old but only got it recently. I loved it! ok it was linear and not very long but great fun. Finished it on normal and got 320/1000reward points - a lot of treasures to find then! Can't wait for Uncharted 2! yeah it is a fantastic game. I feel it is just the right length as it helps the pacing and story to be much more similar to that of an action film and prevents it from dragging.
dwarf Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 I'd like more of the action scenes where your only partly in control of a scene, like when the bridge is collapsing and the camera is facing towards you.
Chris the great Posted September 23, 2008 Posted September 23, 2008 alot of you probebly noticed my review on the general board, have to say, for a purchase based on being bored, this is one of my favorite games on the PS3. the whole thing had such a charm, ok it might not be the most unique or long lasting game, its also linear and arguably a bit of a no brainer, but it was such a fun game to play. totaly loved how cinematic the game was, very high hopes for uncharted 2, even if its just the same again, i would still lap it up.
Cookyman Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Get your popcorn out! Avi Arad, the producer of blockbusters such as the Blade series, X-Men series and an upcoming Everquest movie, has been revealed as the producer of a cinematic adaptation of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. In an interview with Kotaku, the 60-year old producer (Kotaku has him listed as 33, leading one to suspect they are actually speaking with Ari Arad, Avi's son) talks about how Nathan Drake isn't just an Indiana Jones clone. Drake is a complicated character, according to Arad. "He's not a benevolent guy, but he's certainly not a great guy. Indiana Jones was always a good guy and he relentlessly did the right thing. Drake is a guy who's being hauled over to virtue throughout the game." The film won't bring you to the island as quickly as the game did, according to the producer. Instead, the film will add some background to the story and "explore some of the modern day piracy that's going on today in South America." How do you feel about this film thus far? Is Arad the right guy for the job? Or would you rather have Brett Ratner?
Aimless Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I really like Uncharted — enough to unlock all the Medals twice, in fact — but I've no desire to see a movie of it. For one thing I've already seen it, and I got to control most of it. Oh, and I'm pretty sure Mr. Arad meant to say 'malevolent'.
flameboy Posted October 4, 2008 Posted October 4, 2008 Yeah I think if the movie just distills the plot and action of the film down to a more manageable film size it just won't work as the game is so well pitched and paced a film would just feel like a re run and I won't pay to go and see that.
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