Uncharted 3 is as Good as You'd Expect, Uncharted 3 Review

When we look back at this generation of gaming, we'll remember a few things -- most of which won't be actual video games, oddly. We'll remember the bombardment of DLC, we'll remember the attempt at motion gaming, and we'll remember the meteoric rise and devastating fall of the music game genre, but we won't really look back on this generation for its games like we already do with the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube gen. However, there's one series that will most likely define this generation after we move on to the next ones, and that's Uncharted. The series' developer, Naughty Dog, didn't invent a new genre, or even really innovate mechanics within an established genre, but they set out to do what video games have always strived to achieve -- create a playable movie -- and they've succeeded. The third installment in the Uncharted series released last week, Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, and Naughty Dog succeeded once again, perhaps more than any game developer ever has before.

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