The Real Life Lore Behind Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
This week We take a closer look at my all time favorite Play Station franchise Uncharted. We start by taking a deeper look at game 1 Drake's Fortune.
This game not only pushed the limits on what the newly released play station 3 could do but on what a newly released video game could do. Uncharted drake’s fortune was nothing short of a technical masterpiece that paved the way for countless other games. It also utilized motion capture unlike anything that came before resulting in a cinematic experience that was unlike anything seen before.
Now we aren’t a video game show. We’re not here to talk about how advanced Unchsrtes was for its time; plus I certainly wouldn’t be gushing over it if it wasn’t for the story line. And it’s because of that story line that we’re talking about it tonight. Uncharted Drake’s Fortune isn’t just an action adventure, story driven game, it’s an Indiana Jones fan’s wet dream! This game involves everything from lost gold to lost cities to nazis and even supernatural monsters.
So tonight we’re going to take a deeper look at the real life lore behind the story of Unchsrted Drake’s Fortune.
1realize this episode is slightly different than what we usually cover, but ever since I started Almost Canon I’ve wanted to find a way to share my love for this specific video game franchise. There aren’t too many games out there that can combine action/ adventure with history and treasure hunting, all while delivering a coherent and compelling fun story. Uncharted delivered this with all five games. I’ve been religiously playing uncharted since 2012 and even though it’s nearly 20 years old and the newest game is almost 10, my hope is to introduce it to another fan of video games and the the paranormal
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