Naughty Dog previewed a few minutes of gameplay from the upcoming sequel to Uncharted titled “Uncharted 2: Among Thieves” at GDC, and clearly at least one thief was in attendance — the internet video leaking variety.

Thank (or blame) the makers of tiny devices capable of recording video and foreign gaming sites with writers who answer for their actions with phrases like “Sorry no speak English.”

The glimpse above of pits Drake in what appears to be an urban war zone of sorts. If you loved the original, you will likely cream your pants over this too. Personally, I just hope he can crouch without needing the assistance of low lying cover. Fingers crossed.

Enjoy and let us know what you think.

NeoGAF forum member ‘jiggle’ has posted an extensive set of Uncharted 2:Among Thieves screenshots and concept art. All that can be said about them is, well, wow. The game is looking even better than the first, if that is even possible, and the locations shown confirm multiple locations (along with the snow seen in the trailer). Hit the jump for the full gallery, seriously.

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As you’re probably aware, the sequel to Naughty Dog’s Phenomenal adventure title Uncharted was announced just the other day. The teaser trailer for Uncharted 2: Among Thieves sported amazing visuals, but as with as most teasers, the question was asked: was it real-time?

Yes. Yes it was. Read more…

GameInformer has finally confirmed the long-awaited sequel to Naughty Dog’s debut PlayStation 3 game, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune. As you might be able to tell, the new game, entitled Uncharted 2:Among Thieves, will feature a radically different setting- snow. This time, Drake is chasing the treasure of 13th century explorer Marco Polo, and the game will feature a “free-climbing” mechanic and a stealth system. Hit the jump for the first trailer.
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And so we come to the final entry in our three part interview with Naughty Dog’s Lead Character Artist, Richard Diamant. It’s been a interesting journey of exchanges, from the advantages of Blu-ray, all the way to the meticulous creation of Uncharted’s characters.

The final part of our interview explores Uncharted’s animation system, filmic inspirations, the possibility of new melee capabilities in the next project, along with Naughty Dog’s current relationship with Insomniac. Read more…

The second part of our interview with Richard Diamant, Naughty Dog’s Lead Character Artist, is upon us. In this part Richard talks about Uncharted’s art style, lighting, water, the advantages of Blu-ray, and the possibility of swimming underwater or crouching in the next game. Read more…

Today we begin our three part interview with Naughty Dog’s Lead Character Artist, Richard Diamant. Joining this experienced developer in January 2006, Richard is in charge of the look, pipelines, and creation of the characters in Naughty Dog games.

In the first part of our interview we discuss the character creation process and the models themselves, from their polygon and texture count, to the laborious steps taken to create their hair. Read more…

We are very lucky at Ripten to be joined by Naughty Dog’s Lead Character Artist, Richard Diamant, for an exclusive interview about his work on Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune.

Richard also divulges on the game’s art style, animation, and technical details never revealed before. After his views on improvements for Naughty Dog’s next game, we wander onto the advantages of Blu-ray and their relationship with Insomniac. Enjoy this preview of our three part interview. Read more…

It would be predictable for this review to start with, “The Playstation 3 needs some killer A-class games to justify its price tag, and Uncharted is it.”. But I won’t (even though I ironically just did start with that…hmm), because it simply isn’t true. No one game should justify the purchase of a console, but Uncharted is a AAA title and it should tempt you to buy a PS3. Naughty Dog’s first PS3 game is the definition of epic, and will make you say “wow” out loud more often than a pubescent teenager in a strip club. Read more…

It’s quite funny what rumors can start in gaming forums, all from the poor comprehension of the few. So now, here’s a good one. Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, developed by Naugthy Dog for the Playstation 3, could be ported to the Xbox360. We like this. Just as moronic as PS3 fanboys screaming about Bioshock coming over to their little baby.
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Tricklings from Gamestop have put little butterflies into the stomachs of would be treasure hunters. Drake’s Fortune is listed to release this Thursday! With other retailers following suit, hopefully Uncharted will go the way of the Lombax, and release earlier than expected. In addition to this, we also have the first magazine review from MaxiConsolas, right after a wee little click from your mousey. Read more…

The idea of an “every man” action hero who hasn’t yet realized what he’s capable of isn’t exactly a new concept. In fact, it is one that dates back to biblical references of David and Goliath.

The logic is simple — people empathize more with characters they can relate to, and this train of thought is the very foundation for developer Naughty Dog’s wildly anticipated November 19th release of Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune. Read more…

The Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune demo recently released on the US PSN Store is sadly not playable on PS3’s outside of that region, as it appears to be region locked. At first, the official response from Sony was disconcerting, stating those in Europe and Japan should wait for the demo to be on their store.

However, a follow up response was issued on Sony’s official blog a few hours ago by Sam Thompson, the line producer on Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, confirming what most of us already knew. Read more…

It’s not often that we can jump up for joy and say that we were right about something, but today, Amy Henning has confirmed our initial report regarding the Uncharted Demo on the Official Playstation blog. Read more…

Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, the pulp action-adventure game from Naughty Dog that makes us weak at the knees, like a fat boy at the sight of a triple chocolate fudge cake (is that PC? Moving on…) is soon to be gracing our Playstation3’s on November 20th in the US, and December 7th in Europe. But when do we get the demo I hear you ask (silently)? Read more…