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PS3 Uncharted: Drakes Schicksal
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Xyleph
L99: LIMIT BREAKER
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- 9 Mai 2006
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Manche Texturen sind wiklich gut, einige nicht, auch hier gafallen mir die Feuereffekte nicht ( finde ich komisch Lair, HS, KZ2 und Drake, bei allen sehen sie irgentwie gleich schlecht aus 
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Aber Charaktermodelle sehen klasse aus, und auch wirkt die Grafik extrem sauber, Animationen finde ich spitze, wird ein Klasse Game
)Aber Charaktermodelle sehen klasse aus, und auch wirkt die Grafik extrem sauber, Animationen finde ich spitze, wird ein Klasse Game
Liquaron
L15: Wise
Vorlone
L13: Maniac
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Bilder aus dem Trailer^^
Upgraded to a blonde
Dieses Bild könnte ja fast 1zu1 aus dem bösen Spiel mit dem großen G.. stammen. ;-)
BMW-PoweR
L11: Insane
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god of war 2 ?
Cohen
L16: Sensei
Ne kann es nicht!
Denn hier gibts gar keine testosteron/anabolika geschwängerte Muskelberge!!!
ff:
DarthSol
L20: Enlightened
Eben das neue Gameplay Video gesehen, meine Güte, sieht das geil aus!:o
Uncharted steckt momentan Playstatation 3 - übergreifend alle Spiele in die Tasche, da sieht selbst ein Killzone 2 alt aus.
Uncharted steckt momentan Playstatation 3 - übergreifend alle Spiele in die Tasche, da sieht selbst ein Killzone 2 alt aus.
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Liquaron
L15: Wise
http://www.g4tv.com/e32007/blog/pos...emo_of_Uncharted_Drakes_Fortune.html#readmore
Adam Gets a Demo of 'Uncharted: Drake's Fortune'
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Adam Gets a Demo of 'Uncharted: Drake's Fortune'
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Darji
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Rachet hands on gibt es auch^^
Darji
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neues Video material.
First part of the demo we played at E3 where we had to climb a castle during some minutes.
LEECH/STREAM :
http://www.gamersyde.com/leech_4094_en.html
Another video!
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_4657_en.html
edit: gamespot hands on
E3 07: Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Update -- New Levels, New Story
Naughty Dog hosted a private demo of its latest action game at E3, and we gleaned some new details during the session.
By Brad Shoemaker, GameSpot Posted Jul 13, 2007 3:24 am GMT
Naughty Dog's upcoming Uncharted is one of Sony's crucial first-party PlayStation 3 titles on the way for the all-important fourth quarter this year, and thus the company is showing off plenty of the game here at E3. Top designers Evan Wells and Richard Lemarchand from Naughty Dog showed us a couple of new areas from the game, and also divulged quite a bit of information on this impressive-looking action game, which was inspired by the same sort of pulp adventure serials that spurred George Lucas to create Star Wars.
First, we learned a number of new story details that are making this game sound pretty exciting to us. We knew previously that the game starred Nathan Drake, an Indiana Jones-type character who was searching for the lost city of gold, El Dorado. Now we know that Drake--who believes himself to be descended from the famous English explorer/pirate Sir Francis Drake--will team up with a lovely television host named Elaina to search for the elder Drake's legendary sunken coffin, which was buried at sea. Elaina heads a program about exciting adventures around the globe, and she sees this journey as the opportunity for a ratings boost. Nathan, of course, just wants all that gold. The game will open with the two salvaging the coffin and discovering Sir Drake's leather-bound travelogue inside, which indicates he had some involvement with a secret Spanish colony on an uncharted island in the Pacific.
What will the pair find on the island? As we know from Uncharted's previous demos, they'll find the ruins of the secret colony--as well as a mercenary force that's already beaten them there. Drake and Elaina will have some help from a shady character named Sullivan, an older treasure hunter, daredevil and con man who's acted as something of a mentor to Drake. But since Sullivan's motives are his own--and his interests are purely self-centered--it's hard to say how long you'll be able to count on his aid. In fact, he may be as much of a hindrance as a help during your journeys, which we learned will occur primarily on the secret island but will also take you to some other interesting locales over the course of the game.
The gameplay demo we saw depicted two new sections of the abandoned, ruined colony, which Drake was able to navigate with Lara Croft-like ease. One section had him scaling a cliff face with precarious handholds, swinging on vines from one indented section to the next. Another section had him climbing up a crumbling watchtower by jumping from windowsill to windowsill, and once at the top, securing a set of keys from the clutches of a poor skeleton. (We really like the mysterious atmosphere we noted in the demo, engendered by the signs of the island's previous inhabitants.) But just because Drake is getting all acrobatic in these ruins, don't think he's a Prince of Persia-style superman. Wells said that the designers want to portray Drake as a competent, physically fit adventurer, but one whose abilities are being stretched to the limit by this journey. So expect plenty of high-flying action and explosive gunplay that will nevertheless be grounded in realism.
Naughty Dog's previous Jak & Daxter series was known for offering a variety of entertaining gameplay styles outside its core platforming and shooting action, and Uncharted will follow that tradition--although to a lesser extent than the Jak games, from the sound of it. You'll get to participate in a harrowing jungle jeep chase, for instance, though we didn't find out if you'll be driving that jeep or firing at pursuers from the back of it. There will also be at least a couple of high-speed jet ski chases throughout the game. In fact, Lemarchand says that much of the excitement in Uncharted will be about chases--though you'll be pursued by the bad guys just as often as you'll do the pursuing yourself.
We noted a number of subtle refinements in Drake's Fortune since we last saw it at Sony's last press event in San Diego, including a slightly smoother frame rate and more consistent animations. The artists and designers also continue to refine the look and style of the game. For instance, Elaina has undergone a slight visual makeover, with blonder hair and an updated hair shader that's generally improved her look. (The designers admit this change may have been informed by some of the feedback they've seen on message boards recently.) At any rate, we're more interested in Uncharted every time we see it, and we look forward to seeing the final result of Naughty Dog's labors later this year.
First part of the demo we played at E3 where we had to climb a castle during some minutes.
LEECH/STREAM :
http://www.gamersyde.com/leech_4094_en.html
Another video!
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_4657_en.html
edit: gamespot hands on
E3 07: Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Update -- New Levels, New Story
Naughty Dog hosted a private demo of its latest action game at E3, and we gleaned some new details during the session.
By Brad Shoemaker, GameSpot Posted Jul 13, 2007 3:24 am GMT
Naughty Dog's upcoming Uncharted is one of Sony's crucial first-party PlayStation 3 titles on the way for the all-important fourth quarter this year, and thus the company is showing off plenty of the game here at E3. Top designers Evan Wells and Richard Lemarchand from Naughty Dog showed us a couple of new areas from the game, and also divulged quite a bit of information on this impressive-looking action game, which was inspired by the same sort of pulp adventure serials that spurred George Lucas to create Star Wars.
First, we learned a number of new story details that are making this game sound pretty exciting to us. We knew previously that the game starred Nathan Drake, an Indiana Jones-type character who was searching for the lost city of gold, El Dorado. Now we know that Drake--who believes himself to be descended from the famous English explorer/pirate Sir Francis Drake--will team up with a lovely television host named Elaina to search for the elder Drake's legendary sunken coffin, which was buried at sea. Elaina heads a program about exciting adventures around the globe, and she sees this journey as the opportunity for a ratings boost. Nathan, of course, just wants all that gold. The game will open with the two salvaging the coffin and discovering Sir Drake's leather-bound travelogue inside, which indicates he had some involvement with a secret Spanish colony on an uncharted island in the Pacific.
What will the pair find on the island? As we know from Uncharted's previous demos, they'll find the ruins of the secret colony--as well as a mercenary force that's already beaten them there. Drake and Elaina will have some help from a shady character named Sullivan, an older treasure hunter, daredevil and con man who's acted as something of a mentor to Drake. But since Sullivan's motives are his own--and his interests are purely self-centered--it's hard to say how long you'll be able to count on his aid. In fact, he may be as much of a hindrance as a help during your journeys, which we learned will occur primarily on the secret island but will also take you to some other interesting locales over the course of the game.
The gameplay demo we saw depicted two new sections of the abandoned, ruined colony, which Drake was able to navigate with Lara Croft-like ease. One section had him scaling a cliff face with precarious handholds, swinging on vines from one indented section to the next. Another section had him climbing up a crumbling watchtower by jumping from windowsill to windowsill, and once at the top, securing a set of keys from the clutches of a poor skeleton. (We really like the mysterious atmosphere we noted in the demo, engendered by the signs of the island's previous inhabitants.) But just because Drake is getting all acrobatic in these ruins, don't think he's a Prince of Persia-style superman. Wells said that the designers want to portray Drake as a competent, physically fit adventurer, but one whose abilities are being stretched to the limit by this journey. So expect plenty of high-flying action and explosive gunplay that will nevertheless be grounded in realism.
Naughty Dog's previous Jak & Daxter series was known for offering a variety of entertaining gameplay styles outside its core platforming and shooting action, and Uncharted will follow that tradition--although to a lesser extent than the Jak games, from the sound of it. You'll get to participate in a harrowing jungle jeep chase, for instance, though we didn't find out if you'll be driving that jeep or firing at pursuers from the back of it. There will also be at least a couple of high-speed jet ski chases throughout the game. In fact, Lemarchand says that much of the excitement in Uncharted will be about chases--though you'll be pursued by the bad guys just as often as you'll do the pursuing yourself.
We noted a number of subtle refinements in Drake's Fortune since we last saw it at Sony's last press event in San Diego, including a slightly smoother frame rate and more consistent animations. The artists and designers also continue to refine the look and style of the game. For instance, Elaina has undergone a slight visual makeover, with blonder hair and an updated hair shader that's generally improved her look. (The designers admit this change may have been informed by some of the feedback they've seen on message boards recently.) At any rate, we're more interested in Uncharted every time we see it, and we look forward to seeing the final result of Naughty Dog's labors later this year.
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kongoliaZ
L03: Novice
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- 10 Apr 2007
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War mal eine Zeit lang mein Lieblingsspiel. Habs damals, als ich noch so in der dritten Klasse war, mal angezockt. Vor kurzem hab ichs wieder hervor genommen und durchgespielt. Das Spiel hat Stil.
Leko
L06: Relaxed
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- 23 Feb 2006
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Das Spiel ist auf jeden Fall geil
Die einzigen blöden Levels sind die mit dem Schlauchboot (Eis-Terrain) und die auf am Strand wo man in so nem kaputten Schiff rumschwimmen muss.
Das Ende ist geil und die Shootouts waren was neues damals