I'm a bit of an Uncharted buff. Played all but Golden Abyss, because I don't have $250 to throw at a Vita quite yet.
But yeah. Big Uncharted fan.
Any Uncharted Fans?
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I've beat all three on the PS3. I haven't tried Golden Abyss either, as I'm short of the $290 required to buy a Vita and Golden Abyss.
Nonetheless, I'm sure it's still worthy of the reputation Naughty Dog built Drake to do - putting Indiana Jones on the curb.
Nonetheless, I'm sure it's still worthy of the reputation Naughty Dog built Drake to do - putting Indiana Jones on the curb.
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A franchise can't pay homage to what came before (which the Uncharted series does, over and over again) without putting down what came before?
...Right. Better tell that to Lara Croft and Dirk Pitt.
...Right. Better tell that to Lara Croft and Dirk Pitt.
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Nathan's been in relatively good adventures recently. I haven't been disappointed by any of them. Indiana Jones, on the other hand, hit the wall hard with The Crystal Skull. I didn't like it, the critics didn't like it, the fans didn't like it. Still, it made hundreds of millions, but money is just a number. Like age.
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Well, no.
The critics liked it, and fans were about halved on it.
But, you know, if you prefer pastiche over other stuff that has merit, that's cool. Your prerogative.
The critics liked it, and fans were about halved on it.
But, you know, if you prefer pastiche over other stuff that has merit, that's cool. Your prerogative.
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It's okay, he's in middle school. He's allowed to say it seriously.
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Yep. Still reveling in the unparalleled wisdom that comes with 15 years of age. XD
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I totally agree with that statement though.ArchAngel wrote:Money is just a number?
Like age?
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You know, people aren't actually allowed to say that seriously. You need at least a hint of facetiousness or sarcasm.
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Played the demos of Uncharted 1 and 2. Pretty good.
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I tentatively do as well. I mean, it's not just a number physically; it's gold, or salt, or chocolate, or (if you happen to be a silly American) paper or digits.jester747 wrote:I totally agree with that statement though.ArchAngel wrote:Money is just a number?
Like age?
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You know, people aren't actually allowed to say that seriously. You need at least a hint of facetiousness or sarcasm.
But metaphorically? Totally agree.
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Silly american? What first world nation isn't on a fiat currency?Chozon1 wrote:I tentatively do as well. I mean, it's not just a number physically; it's gold, or salt, or chocolate, or (if you happen to be a silly American) paper or digits.
But metaphorically? Totally agree.
It isn't even just metaphorically "just a number." Money has value, in fact, money IS value. It's a representation of all obtainable goods and services.
And age. Age isn't just a number. It's a measurement of the length of life lived, and as it turns out, that matters immensely, especially if you consider with the right angle that it's all we have in this world.
Now, to pause the rant, I get the point. Money or age is often given more importance by some than due, but this doesn't excuse swinging completely to the other side and claiming it's an arbitrary number. There is significant importance behind each of these concepts.