DISCUSSION: UNCHARTED "Drake's Deception (2011)"

[weber_dubois22]

Okay, wow, not only did I think this game was coming out on the eleventh of November, the bloody thing has been out for eight days already. *cries* I am a bad moderator! (how I loathe RL and the The Immortals right now).



In other news Nate/Elena have a tumblr account now. So much Pretty for our OTP.

So really, as a means to appease, for those who've purchased the game:

STARTER QUESTIONS! (humor me):

• What do you all think of it so far?
• How is the story and the character progression/development?
• Is Catherine Marlowe the definitive Uncharted villain or just better than her predecessors?
• Is the Online + Multiplayer or Single Player campaign? improved over the previous?
• The 3D? Was it worth it or not?

Overall if you want to use this thread to discuss or gush about the game, you can. Spoilers aren't outlawed, but if you feel the need to warn anyone just leave "SPOILER" in the subject bar of the comments. Apologies about the lack of activity, folks.

Comments

[aqua-crescent.livejournal.com]

Oh, don't feel bad--I knew it came out Nov. 1, and I still haven't played it. I was waiting for one of the video rental stores around here to get it in, since, you know, it's the #1 selling game on Amazon and has been since it went on pre-sale, and you'd think rental stores would want to profit off its immense popularity, but that is apparently not the case as none of them got it in and have no plans to. SO I've been forced to beg $30 out of Christmas money so I buy it when the local game store gets in new copies this Friday.

[weber_dubois22]

Okay, that is really strange. Their not at all pulling what Netflix does with new releases (making you wait half a month or so after the movie's video release), but simply choosing not supply it in their stores/websites?

[aqua-crescent.livejournal.com]

Nope. I did talk to one manager and she said she's going to talk to the district manager about getting it in since a bunch of people have been asking about it. But still. You'd think a rental store chain that carries games would do enough research on the game market and stock up on the ones that would rent out the most. Especially since games are way more expensive than DVDs or Blu-Rays.