Buy this game. Now.

OK, enough joking. Seriously, this game shows off the PS3's potential and is almost flawless. The difficulty spikes in some areas, but it's never enough to make you give up on the game. Graphically it looks great, the sound's fantastic, the story is captivating, and there are plenty of reasons to go back and play again (for the sake of finding extra treasures, getting unlimited ammo, etc). Here's hoping for a sequel!

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I loved playing this game! I thought the graphics were amazing! I did however find some of the AI gun battles to be very hard, i think the game itself is great, i hope there is a sequel, but i cannot imagine this game getting any better!

Uncharted is not the most original game on the market right now.
Its crystal clear that much of it was inspired from games such as Gears of War and Tomb Rider, and even the storyline looks like a huge cliche from the big 'Movies Cliche Book', but that doesn't mean that Uncharted is not a good game. And even if its not that original, the simple fact that its the first game to combine Third Person shooter 'Geow' with quality platforming from a game like 'Tomb Rider', really does mange to bring some new stuff to the table and even create a whole new genre. Get ready to solve some puzzles, shoot some bad-guys and ugly mutants, and jump your way to wealth as you search for the lost Spanish treasure.

Storyline:
Instead of reading about the story you can just go and watch one of those adventure movies with the bad guy, the good cool guy, the pretty girl and the lost treasure. Still, there are some things worth mentioning. Thu the base of the story is pretty familiar to every action adventure movie fan, Uncharted does have some twists and changes to spice things up, but not match. I could end it here saying that the storyline is bad, but there is something that saves it: the way the story itself is deliver. The story is deliver in two ways, in-game when characters speak with each other, or through a captured movie seances. Both are done very well, with very high production values. The voice acting is excellent, the dialogues are interesting, and the captured animations are second to none int how natural everything is. So, even if its not original, its still a nice story, and the high production values will cover that originality lack.

Gameplay:
The game works and acts great. You get the whole adventure themed package here: You get puzzles, platforming, and shooting. The platforming parts are great, the whole environment feels natural and the animations are real so much that you get a sense of wight, and the shooting is nicely done featuring wide range of weapons, a good tight cover system and some of the best AI. The puzzles thou, are not that great. You don't need to put much think at those puzzles, in fact the game solves them for you so you basically just do what you are being told to do, but there are not much parts of puzzling so its not that bad. Aside from the good AI, there is also a surprise in the change of enemies in the last few chapters. I wont spoil it to you, but you should be ready for some intense, and scary action.

Sound & Graphics:
Its rare for me to say the the graphics actually give something to the gameplay element of the game, aside from looking nice, but Uncharted is one of those rare cases. Uncharted obviously looks great, but aside from those sharp edges, detailed textures, and very life-like environment with realistic shadows and shaders, there is the environment and the animation. For the first time in a platforming game, you will actually get the feel of weight and realism. Drake is not perfect; he cant jump very high, he stumbles many time, and feel slow from time to time, and that whats makes it good. The animations are just perfect int his essence, and the environment looks very realistic and alive. The sound on the other hand is not that reach. The sound effects are convincing and nice, and the voice acting is not bad either, but there is a lack of music. It feels like Uncharted music is not really special, and its kinda missing.

Vaule:
In its core its only 10 hours, but it have thropies and in-game extras to keep you busy after you finish the single player. The lack of multiplayer is disapointing.

Uncharted is a great game. If you like Platforming, Shooting, and looking for a good game for the PS3, you have to get Uncharted. Naughty Dog done some great job with Uncharted for the PS3.>

This is the closest i've ever come to playing a freakin movie this game is great everything about it. I loved every minute for those of you that haven't played it yet i wont spoil it but there are a lot of twist and turns in this one some you'll see some you wont. some of the best graphic on the Ps3, the lighting is out of this world and some of the water effects are pretty cool a well, when you character gets wet his close remain wet after he gets out of the water for a little while it is pretty cool, all the attention to detail that went into this game. I think everybody owes it to themselves to play this game its tomb raider to the tenth.

This game shows Sony's potential. You've seen the screens, you know this game looks incredible, we can leave that at that. One thing this game has that other games don't have, is variety. Action, great story, puzzles, and everything in between. If you're not capping all the bad guys you're scaling mountains, and ancient ruins. If you're not climbing stuff looking for the right direction or ledge, than you're in a jet ski, or a SUV taking the action mobile. There's really not too much more to say. It has simple platform game play on a huge scale. There's actually a few parts that are straight up Crash Bandicoot. IE, there's a part where the camera angle changes to in front of you and you have to navigate through a smashed up bridge, at full speed. Why? Cause there's a huge boulder chasing you, sound familiar? I love this game.

Despite the awful name, Uncharted is truly one of the PS3's best games. It's like Gears of War meets Indiana Jones. The graphics are amazing, the storyline carries you through to the end, and the game is overall quite appealing. Every PS3 owner I've spoken with recommends Uncharted over any other game...and that's for a reason. A must-play!

Nathan Drake is a rough-around-the-edges, modern-day treasure hunter who sets off to contunue his great ancestor's, Sir Francis Drake, quest for the lost city of El Dorado. With the help of long time friend and mentor, Victor Sullivan, and the tag-along reporter, Elena Fisher, Drake raises Francis Drake's coffin from the bottom of the ocean to find that Drake faked his death, and left his diary as a clue for anyone clever enough to find it to use. Story Uncharted is undoubtedly one of the most well rounded games when it comes to plot. Though it may seem very re-hashed when you look at it from one perspective. Here is another Tomb Raider; On the contrary, the story evolves rather quickly as you progress through the game, with unexpected twists and turns that even the clever minded gamer couldn't see coming. Graphics Without a doubt, one of the finer showcases of the PlayStation 3's power. Foliage brushing through the win, and reacting to you running through them, vibrant and vivid colors makes even the tombs and ruins Nathan explores a colorful experience. Seeing Nathan take cover in many different ways gets you immersed in the action as though, nothing seems scripted. Facial expressions, motion captures, dialogue are all top-notch in this well developed art. Truly a visual treat for anyone owning a PS3 looking for that one game that shows it. Gameplay You won't be disappointed. All of the elements involved with raiding tombs has been vastly improved, and with several employees at Naughty Dog being EIDOS veterans, they know just what to do. Do you remember lining up all of your jumps in the Tomb Raiders of past lore? Don't think twice here, as any jump will do giving the more casual gamer a nice edge, as difficulty applies only to enemy A.I. and interactions. So long as you're on the right path and there is clearly a ledge for you to jump to, Nathan takes care of the fine-tuning department. The shooting mechanics aren't too bad considering this is not at all a shooting game to begin with. Cover system rivals that of Gears of War and originator Kill.switch. Overall the game provides a much needed cinematic experience, enthralling plot-line, and gameplay that will give even hardcore gamers a hard time, yet give leniency to those just trying to pick up the game and play. This is a must-have for any PS3 owners looking for a game to indulge in.

this game really drives u deep into the story and the graphics look so realistic is amazing, the reason is not perfect is because is less than 10 hrs long and the enemies look about the same with different color t-shirts, oh and they don't die so easily, other than that, this is a must buy

Not as good as the advertisments make it look, also, the enemies looked terrible and totally unrealistic! I strongly advise you DON'T BUY IT!!!