The second Uncharted game from Naughty Dog begins with a quote, “I did not tell half of what I saw, for I knew I would not be believed.” This is supposed to be from famous explorer Marco Polo, who started as a merchant and then gained the trust of Kublai Khan to travel and trade within ...
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The third installment of the Uncharted franchise and the last game of The Nathan Drake Collection was originally released in 2011 for the PlayStation 3. The title scene opens to a map, two passports, a compass, a cup of coffee, and a gun. The player is also greeted with a quote from T.E. Lawren...
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Ah, the train one. If you’ve played it you know exactly what I’m talking about. The sequel to Uncharted, once again has Nathan Drake breaking everything he touches. This is the game where we get the lovable nickname and playable skin for Doughnut Drake. Unlike the first game, the player...
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It’s been quite a few years since a Uncharted game has come out and if you have been missing Nathen Drake and his quips then I have just the things for you. Savvy Gaming Networks Video Game Book Club read Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth written by Christopher Golden. This novel was ori...
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“History can be wrong, you know.” Nathan Drake’s line from the beginning of the franchise set the scene for the blurring of those lines between fact and fiction. Nathan and Elena are looking for the last resting place of Sir Francis Drake, off the coast of Panama. This is both fac...
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“History can be wrong, you know.” Nathan Drake knows a thing or two about history, mainly how to steal things that don’t belong to him. Don’t worry, he is not that good at it. Mainly because he always tries to do the right thing and so loses what he came for in the first pl...
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