Games have come a long way from the old Nintendo days when it comes to building a cinematic gaming experience; the “God of War” and “Mass Effect” series coming to mind for many. However, no other franchise on the market is billed as a cinematic series more than the “Uncharted” games. Focusing on Nathan Drake, a charming, brilliant treasure hunter with a penchant for getting in trouble (comes with the job description), the “Uncharted” games are praised for their attention to characters, humor and oftentimes relentless action set pieces (especially in the second game, “Among Thieves”).
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I disagree with the comment "no other game franchise is built with cinimatic story telling." Uncharted is great and has great movie potential, just look at National Treasure, but thats not true. Metal Gear Solid has the most amazing story to tell through any entertainment medium, plus other games are extremely story driven and could make for some magical movies.
Nathan Fillion. That's Nate Drake completely and absolutely. Browncoats rally!