Game: Uncharted & Uncharted 2

[Tarvis]

The first game was decent, it wasn't stellar by any means though. It was a fun game to play, but the graphical issues were irritating and gave me a headache (screen becoming blurry while turning the camera especially).

The second game was leaps and bounds better than the first. Better graphics, better characters and villains, and most importantly story. MUST PLAY.

The only problem I had with the second game, was the same problem I had with the first. Some things and places to go are way too cryptic, even so much that they had to put in a hint button to help you find your way.

You don't need to play the first to get the second, however it sure helps so you can understand what is going on, who the characters are, and the references they make. So I would recommend it, if possible.

Both games take about 10 hours to complete, although I think the second game is a little longer.

 

[Logan]

I hear they're kind of like Indiana Jones. IS THIS TRUE!?

 

[Tarvis]

Yeah, in the sense you're always climbing walls/ledges and solving puzzles in temples to further your way through it

 

[Dave]

Never played the first one. Second one is amazinginginging.

 

[Logan]

I'd be more inclined to play if I didn't hate that PS3 controller so much.

 

[Tarvis]

Get one of these:

http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/01/how-to-make-a-ps360-controller/

 

[Bronson]

What's the difference between PS3 controller and PS2 controller?

 

[Tarvis]

L2 and R2 are now triggers, although shaped retarded.

PS3's controller also has that half-assed motion controls that wasn't really used for anything.

Not to mention the first PS3 controller (sixaxis) didn't have rumble, because they said it wasn't possible with motion sensors, and rumbling is LAST GEN. (until a few months later luls).