As I already mentioned before, the puzzles are easy and Nate can’t die. I don’t want Uncharted to be frustratingly hard, but I also don’t want it to be mind-numbingly easy. I played through several of the first levels without having to think about how to solve the puzzles, because not only were they linear (as in: one and only one right answer) but L2 always gave the answer away. Since Nate can’t die it means that I run into the heat of battle carelessly and when seeing gray made Nate hide. Not to say that I could sneak in and plan my attack, because the damn camera prevents any attempt at sneaking around anyway!
Overall, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune has an interesting plot, beautiful graphics, and exhilarating gameplay. Just a few bugs prevent this game from being a 5 out of 5, which is unfortunate because of all the other extra work put into it to make it great.
Platform: PS3
Developer: Naughty Dog
Rating: T for Teen (Blood, Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Use of Tobacco, Violence)
Players: 1 player adventure
Genre: Action Adventure
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great Article. I found the same problems with the Automatic Camera. I got to the point where I cant see anything I am doing, and the game is more frustrating with the camera than even worth trying to finish the game. Old PC Version of Far Cry was far superior. I am not sure to toss this game or trade it in due to the camera issues.
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