In a recent interview with Game Informer, Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann — Co-Directors at Naughty Dog — demonstrated their desire to continue to excel in the video game industry by wanting to make Uncharted 4 “one of the best games out there.”
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Uncharted is a series known for its linear cinematic gameplay, but with Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, Naughty Dog is looking to change that up. Continue reading Uncharted 4 Areas to be Much More Open
2014 was certainly a wild year for gaming.
The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One both set record sales for a console’s first year on the market, reassuring gamers and “analysts” everywhere that console gaming is here to stay. Microsoft decided to release a Kinect-less Xbox One bundle after saying it would never happen. The PlayStation 4 failed to release any major blockbuster first party games during the holiday season, while the Xbox One released a hit new IP in Sunset Overdrive.
We saw the rise and fall of mobile games like Flappy Bird. Games like Titanfall, Watch Dogs, and Destiny were all finally released only to be ripped apart by gamers with too much hype. While less hyped games like Wolfenstein: The New Order, Valiant Hearts: The Great War, and The Evil Within managed to blow everyone away. We were flooded with “HD remakes” of games – some that we have wanted for a long time, and some that were just released a year ago on last generation consoles.
All of that combined to make this years Best of 2014 Awards a really fun one.
Did you miss the awards that were announced earlier this week?
And here are all of Part Three’s winners! Continue reading MONG’s Best of 2014 Award Winners – Part Three
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End will have multiplayer, Naughty Dog revealed to Game Informer. Continue reading Uncharted 4 Will Have Multiplayer
In the February issue of Game Informer, Naughty Dog has revealed information about the story for the newest game of their flagship franchise, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. Continue reading Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End Story Revealed
While Sony achieved record success with sales of the PlayStation 4 in 2014, many gamers found big, exclusive titles for the system lacking. Sure there were standouts like Infamous Second Son and The Last of Us Remastered, but last year saw the delay of The Order: 1886, numerous issues with the launch of Driveclub, and no real system-selling exclusive for the holiday season. Continue reading Sony Gives PS4 Owners 15 Reasons to be Excited for 2015
A few weeks ago, Sony announced the PlayStation Experience event will be happening in Las Vegas. Last Friday, Sony has announced that there will be 20 panels detailing aspects of game design and what goes into making a game. Continue reading PlayStation Experience Confirmed Panels
I remember the first time I ever played Demon’s Souls. I was working one day, and I had someone go grab a copy for me because I’d heard such great things about it. However, after actually playing the game, I didn’t understand a thing about it. I pestered a friend by text messaging him for hours as I tried to comprehend the world and mechanics of the game, but it was all for naught: Demon’s Souls just wasn’t for me. However, I could see how others enjoyed it. Lords of the Fallen falls (no pun intended) into a similar category for me. Continue reading Lords of the Fallen Review
What’s the fastest selling console in history? That’s right; it’s the PlayStation 4. What is one thing that will boost those sales even more? That’s right: bundles. Not everyone loves them (like Scott, he prefers the plain jane kind of consoles) but even those who like the standard consoles have to admit that the bundles sell. When it comes to Sony products, they can package more in a set than either Nintendo or Microsoft can.
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It seems Call of Duty is searching for help in the dog house. Two designers from Naughty Dog have left the studio to join the veterans at Infinity Ward.
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