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Shpeshal_Nick: Uncharted Drake fortune Remake is in the works
TheGodfather07
Member
Remake? Where's uncharted 5?
SkylineRKR
Member
Yeah this is fairly ridiculous. ND itself is still absent and likely won't release something before the PS5 hits its 4th anniversary. But lets just remake their portfolio despite all of them having PS4 remasters as well.
diffusionx
Gold Member
They spent 5+ years and nine figures making Factions, which got shit canned. And yea I know they claim they were working on lots of shit, I think they're lying, at least in terms of where their primary resources were being deployed. It's like Metroid Prime 4, you restart development on a game, it's a long long time before it comes out.
Hawking Radiation
Member
If true, fuck off
JUST. FUCK. RIGHT. OFF !!!
This studio is a fucking joke.
Sorry for the F bombs but this pisses me off. We're how many years into the new gen and what does ND have to show for it? Fuck all.
JUST. FUCK. RIGHT. OFF !!!
This studio is a fucking joke.
Sorry for the F bombs but this pisses me off. We're how many years into the new gen and what does ND have to show for it? Fuck all.
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Vick
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Ogbert
Member
This is why Nintendo are the best in terms of game development.
They take risks with their IPs. They change approach and reinvent with each generation.
Sony are amazing when it comes to hardware but they are the most fucking boring and conservative publisher when it comes to game development.
And it’s about time this shit got called out in the same way that CoD does.
They take risks with their IPs. They change approach and reinvent with each generation.
Sony are amazing when it comes to hardware but they are the most fucking boring and conservative publisher when it comes to game development.
And it’s about time this shit got called out in the same way that CoD does.
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angrod14
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They would need to completely revamp the whole game in order for it to work in this time and age. Animations, level design, encounters, melee, shooting mechanics, everything is super outdated. It's not just the graphics that need work.
And whoever is in charge of this will be judged under ND's standards, so good luck with that.
And whoever is in charge of this will be judged under ND's standards, so good luck with that.
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kiphalfton
Member
Although I liked God of War (2018), it was padded with too much bullshit.
When you can beat the original trilogy in the same amount of time it takes to play ONE of the newer GoW games, you know there is an issue.
I just hope they don't make it third person shooter over the shoulder like the new games, as yeah the new games are built around throwing Leviathan... but the Blades of Chaos have no need for it (aiming and throwing the blades was dumb, and not really necessary)
When you can beat the original trilogy in the same amount of time it takes to play ONE of the newer GoW games, you know there is an issue.
I just hope they don't make it third person shooter over the shoulder like the new games, as yeah the new games are built around throwing Leviathan... but the Blades of Chaos have no need for it (aiming and throwing the blades was dumb, and not really necessary)
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Sleepwalker
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Day 1.
March Climber
Gold Member
There are a ton of good exclusive games still stuck on the Playstation 3. Here are a few:
- Infamous 1 and 2
- White Knight Chronicles 1 and 2
- Warhawk and Starhawk
- Socom 3 and 4
- Killzone 1, 2, and 3
- Resistance 1, 2, and 3
- Motorstorm 1, 2, and 3
- Little Big Planet 1, 2, and Kart Racing
- Ratchet and Clank 4, 5, and 6
- Sly Cooper Collection
- Twisted Metal PS3
- God of War: Ascension
- Folklore
Dictattor
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Ogbert
Member
When it comes to games, Sony refuse to compete. They are insanely risk averse.
If you make Killzone. you’re up against CoD.
Hawking Radiation
Member
All great games but we either need to get sequels or spin offs to them or new IPs.
I'm not a fan of remakes and it seems that's all Naughty Dog have been doing. They're creatively bankrupt or perhaps they have too much freedom at PlayStation Studios to do what they want so they play it safe by remaking everything.
What other than Uncharted and The Last of Us have they done in the past 2 generations?
March Climber
Gold Member
My response to this will always remain the same:
- Don't ever use the full main dev teams to do remakes or remasters
- Get another team to do texture updates or a bluepoint-esque remake (keeping the same level/enemy structure and type of gameplay just updated)
- Or aside from step 2(if lower budget), get that other team to either do the porting or remastering
The other 98% of the time when devs and publishers follow the above 3 steps, I prefer well done ports (like the Castlevania collection for example), remasters and remakes. It gives the remaster/remake teams a chance to do potentially good work and learn more about the ins and outs of highly requested games, and it also gives their teams work and a cashflow because there are a ton of unplayed great games out there that would benefit from a second run.
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nial
Gold Member
I need people to explain me why we're getting Physint if Sony closed Japan Studio.
About the third point, SIE itself isn't even part of Sweet Baby's collaborators unlike, say, GAF's fan-favorite Valve, lmao.[/SPOILER]
Moriarty1889
Member
Sad to say but they may just do that. Take away Nate’s ‘Toxic Masculinity’ and remake the women in the game to be more ‘manly’.
T-Cake
Member
I'd rather they do this. Then they can get rid of the PS3 cloud streaming infrastructure and we'll have native versions of games that are currently stuck in limbo.
Dr. Suchong
Gold Member
Soul crushingly boring news.
"yOu dOn'T hAvE tO bUy iT"
What good does that rhetoric do me or anyone else who yearn for something other than lazy, uninspired regurgitation?
"yOu dOn'T hAvE tO bUy iT"
What good does that rhetoric do me or anyone else who yearn for something other than lazy, uninspired regurgitation?
cormack12
Gold Member
Its like the Tory strategy, make the status quo so bad everyone clamours for change. No matter what it is.
Dr. Suchong
Gold Member
Shouldn't the remake be called "Charted" rather than Uncharted now?
Or "Covering old ground"?
Or "Covering old ground"?
VeganElduderino
Member
Uncharted remake using the power of ps5
genesisblock
Member
Without this game, I would likened ND as the Crash Bandicoot studio that was. Never played the Jak games prior but this was the game that made me a fan. If RE4 gets a remake then this game should.
And to be honest, the game deserves a much needed revamp with all the U4 open-arena and length.
And please fix the boat section as well.
And to be honest, the game deserves a much needed revamp with all the U4 open-arena and length.
And please fix the boat section as well.
Agent X
Member
I disagree. I still think it's a rather great game overall, even if certain "Vita gimmick" aspects were a little half-baked.
The concept of "tracing your climbing path on the screen with your finger" had its good and bad points. On one hand, it did make the climbing portions easier by allowing you to "confirm" a safe path. I'm sure that some novice players appreciated the help. On the other hand, this sort of "automatic" climbing also kind of "disconnected" the player from the interaction and weakened the intensity of the moment.
That's why a new version of Uncharted: Golden Abyss would be a welcome sight these days. The developer could keep the "gimmicks" that worked well, while changing or discarding the ones that didn't work well and/or can't be easily adapted to the PS5's control scheme.
In this case, "tracing the path" could be discarded, and then the player would simply use the traditional method of climbing, just as in the other Uncharted games. That's adaptation.
The motion aiming actually worked extremely well in this game. I certainly want them to retain that particular option.
Hawking Radiation
Member
Uncharted remake using the power of ps5
Only if its a small team assigned to the development of the game and not the whole studio then its fine i guess. I just want to see what ND can come up with for the new gen that is fresh and new. Something that's NOT Uncharted or The Last Of Us.
Kaiserstark
Member
So this is the original source of Uncharted Remake :
The files were datamined from a 2020 build of TLOU 2 and VASG were tagged. Schreier in 2021 said that VAGS wanted to do a remake of the first Uncharted but it would have been way too expensive so they choose to go with TLOU.
There is probably no Remake of Uncharted just that VAGS worked on it before choosing to go with TLOU.
The files were datamined from a 2020 build of TLOU 2 and VASG were tagged. Schreier in 2021 said that VAGS wanted to do a remake of the first Uncharted but it would have been way too expensive so they choose to go with TLOU.
There is probably no Remake of Uncharted just that VAGS worked on it before choosing to go with TLOU.
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StreetsofBeige
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Kaiserstark
Member
There is always lot of stuff you can datamined in the build of the game even things from other projects and Uncharted Remake was using the Naughty Dog engine.
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genesisblock
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Pretty much all Vita games that require aiming. The dual sticks are good but they tend to overshoot because of the limited path from center to the edge.
Mibu no ookami
Demoted Member® Pro™
I think both time, circumstances, and how a game holds up are all important factors.
That these games are going to PC for the first time basically means they're all up for remakes. Those are the circumstances.
That PS3 sold relatively poorly means these games have a lot more potential. Those are the circumstances.
That most PS3 games are at least 10+ years old right now hits the general time quota.
And simply many of these games don't hold up UC1 didn't hold up as soon as UC2 came out.
Tal Shiar Agent
Member
I'd buy a Golden Abyss remake, it was pretty good.
MacReady13
Member
My fav game of the series. Happy to see it updated.
Oddvintagechap
Member
they didn’t sell then, you want them to invest in them again?
Ar¢tos
Member
I would buy them again.
Puppeteer Is an amazing platformer with a great sound and Folklore, despite the repetitive 2nd part, was a great game.
Puppeteer only needs a re-release a resolution bump, it already looks great.
Puppeteer was released at the end of ps3, it was sent to die, there are a lot more gamers now and we're mid gen. A re-release would make some profit and cost a shit ton less than Uc1 remake.
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LimanimaPT
Member
Why come up with new games when you can take old ones and just do them again? People will buy them anyway and studios don't have to make any effort.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
It wouldn't surprise me tbh, but hopefully its not true.
Optimus Lime
(L3) + (R3) | Spartan rage activated
I mean, this news is obviously a bad joke, and another 'remaster' is kind of depressing considering Sony's output this gen.
But, if you have to remake something, I find it personally insulting that the something isn't Tokyo Jungle.
But, if you have to remake something, I find it personally insulting that the something isn't Tokyo Jungle.
Perrott
Member
Well, they've had two pieces of concept art from The Last Of Us Online, which was cancelled very late in development. So you really can't be that harsh on them when this is the same thing that happened to Santa Monica last generation once they made the call to cancel Darkside (slated for 2015), which meant that we didn't get a new release from them until 2018's God of War.
But unlike Santa Monica, this generation at least Naughty Dog got the The Last Of Us Part I (and a couple of remasters) out of the door before the entire TLOU Online situation, and Neil's team has likely been working on the next big thing for three years now, so we might hear about that project later this year.
Plus, it's very likely that this hypothetical Uncharted remake wouldn't be 100% a Naughty Dog effort but likely Visual Arts' next remake effort following the completion of Part I in 2022.