Uncharted 2 Graphic are great.

Wait until you reach the boat level or the desert level before judging U3 graphics. U2 graphics are great no doubt about it but I think U3 was a better game both at graphics as in gameplay

Uncharted 3 has technically more advanced visuals but U2 has better artistic visuals I think. Also I much prefer snow environments to sand ones so U2 wins in my book every time regardless.

It is a very nice looking game. just wish consoles didn't have to render it lower and hide some details. I would love to see uncharted run at native 1080p and 60 fps.

I think both UC2 and UC3 are good looking games.

[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

Uncharted is the most advanced and best looking game I have ever seen, it outshines every other game out there. Only games that come close are God of War and Killzone.

But more importantly is that Uncharted plays amazing. I feel bad for those who don't own a PS3, they don't know what they are missing out on. Uncharted is one of the best games period, to not be able to play it is a shame. I wish everyone could play the game, everyone needs to play it.

ShadowMoses900

You never answered my question that I asked in a thread from when I went to the future and then returned to the past to answer.

Mind=Blown

Wow. What a revelation.

Wait until you reach the boat level or the desert level before judging U3 graphics. U2 graphics are great no doubt about it but I think U3 was a better game both at graphics as in gameplay

Vatusus

Sure, i can't wait to reach these desert levels.

The only way I can capture singleplayer screens in UC2 is through my DVD recorder and only in SD resolution. But, I like the Urban Warfare level in UC2:

The only way I can capture singleplayer screens in UC2 is through my DVD recorder and only in SD resolution. But, I like the Urban Warfare level in UC2:

jun_aka_pekto

The only way I can capture singleplayer screens in UC2 is through my DVD recorder and only in SD resolution. But, I like the Urban Warfare level in UC2:

jun_aka_pekto

This level was pretty cool too.

Good graphics and presentation, bad game IMHO

[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

[QUOTE="Blabadon"] You never answered my question in my thread.Blabadon

You never answered my question that I asked in a thread from when I went to the future and then returned to the past to answer.

Mind=Blown

Sure. Go ahead.

[QUOTE="jun_aka_pekto"]

The only way I can capture singleplayer screens in UC2 is through my DVD recorder and only in SD resolution. But, I like the Urban Warfare level in UC2:

DragonfireXZ95

Actually, my DVD recorder captures in 720x480. But, when using SD resolution, the PS3 games had big black bars on top and bottom. I had to trim them off.

Here's the full size image in Imageshack. The one above was uploaded to Photobucket.

[QUOTE="Vatusus"]

Wait until you reach the boat level or the desert level before judging U3 graphics. U2 graphics are great no doubt about it but I think U3 was a better game both at graphics as in gameplay

DaisyFan007

Sure, i can't wait to reach these desert levels.

@fend_oblivion But i don't understand the reasone for doing this? They could have made her look little older so it would show she has aged but instead they made her look weird somehow. Elena is no the only thal looks little bit off, there is also Chloe Frazer. UC2 UC3 danjin44

Looks to me like the first picture is from an in game screen shot and the second is an advertisement bullshot.

:lol: chloe looks so ugly in tha pic:P

Haven't played 3 yet. But I can comment on 2. I thought they were excellent. I was blown away at the leap over 1. Among Thieves is one of my all timers. I had a blast every second of it.

[QUOTE="hoola"]

U2 has much better gameplay than U3. I think it has to do with the aiming. The aiming in U3 just didn't feel right, whereas in U2 if felt perfect.

And I agree with Elena. They changed her character too much in U3.

TheDidact

The game got great when Elena showed up. The first 3rd was a bit underwhelming, and I was rather dissapointed, then when it transitioned to the area with Elena the game got downright epic. Some of the best firefights and puzzles in Uncharted. Unfortunately it was a bit less polished, had the slow beginning, adn such. I think it is a 9 for me. Uncharted 2 is overall a better game.

[QUOTE="hoola"]

U2 has much better gameplay than U3. I think it has to do with the aiming. The aiming in U3 just didn't feel right, whereas in U2 if felt perfect.

And I agree with Elena. They changed her character too much in U3.

TheDidact

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][QUOTE="hoola"]

U2 has much better gameplay than U3. I think it has to do with the aiming. The aiming in U3 just didn't feel right, whereas in U2 if felt perfect.

And I agree with Elena. They changed her character too much in U3.

Gue1

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

[QUOTE="TheDidact"]I still think Uncharted 3 is great and ND patched the aiming. A few things I didn't like were: [spoiler] The end of the game is recycled from Uncharted 2, Elena wasn't in it that much, and Marlowe was wasted potential as a villain, also, there were a lot of plot holes [/spoiler] TheDidact

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][QUOTE="Gue1"]

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

Blabadon

[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="TheDidact"][spoiler] How does Talbot know Marlowe? Why does he care so much about her? Does Talbot have some sort of supernatural connection? It seemed to be implied when he could just disappear. Of course, that could just be good spy training. Also, what is Drake's real name? Marlowe seemed to imply that Drake was something that he picked up on. [/spoiler] The situation of [spoiler] Drake and Elena's marriage and separation [/spoiler] was never outright explained but the details can easily be caught. Overall, it was much better than Gears 3, which is just filled with plot holes.TheDidact

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

[QUOTE="TheDidact"]I still think Uncharted 3 is great and ND patched the aiming. A few things I didn't like were: [spoiler] The end of the game is recycled from Uncharted 2, Elena wasn't in it that much, and Marlowe was wasted potential as a villain, also, there were a lot of plot holes [/spoiler] TheDidact

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

Wait... [spoiler] THEY WERE MARRIED???!!! [/spoiler]

I missed that... dont know were my head was...

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][QUOTE="Gue1"]

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

Vatusus

Wait... [spoiler] THEY WERE MARRIED???!!! [/spoiler]

I missed that... dont know were my head was...

You just discovered this? :?

I Agree, I didn't like the changes they made with some of characters faces, specialy for Elena Fisher. I personally liked Elena more on UC2. UC2 UC3 danjin44

That's a pretty big change to the character. She doesn't even look like the same person. I think the more feminine UC3 Elena is prettier tho.

[QUOTE="Vatusus"]

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][spoiler] How does Talbot know Marlowe? Why does he care so much about her? Does Talbot have some sort of supernatural connection? It seemed to be implied when he could just disappear. Of course, that could just be good spy training. Also, what is Drake's real name? Marlowe seemed to imply that Drake was something that he picked up on. [/spoiler] The situation of [spoiler] Drake and Elena's marriage and separation [/spoiler] was never outright explained but the details can easily be caught. Overall, it was much better than Gears 3, which is just filled with plot holes.Blabadon

Wait... [spoiler] THEY WERE MARRIED???!!! [/spoiler]

I missed that... dont know were my head was...

Yeah, the story was kinda "Uncharted 2 all over again"... even the Elena situation. The game was still awesome though

[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="Vatusus"]

Wait... [spoiler] THEY WERE MARRIED???!!! [/spoiler]

I missed that... dont know were my head was...

Vatusus

Yeah, the story was kinda "Uncharted 2 all over again"... even the Elena situation. The game was still awesome though

[QUOTE="Vatusus"]

[QUOTE="Blabadon"] That shows how terrible the story was in Uncharted 3.Blabadon

Yeah, the story was kinda "Uncharted 2 all over again"... even the Elena situation. The game was still awesome though

2 was a bit cliche and a repeat of 1, but very well done (especially the opening and the middle wrap around). 3 I think had a rather different story and was usually pretty well done as well, though it had its moments of being kinda off. 1 was a great story aside from a certain bullet proff book being very lame :P.

[QUOTE="Blabadon"][QUOTE="Vatusus"]

Yeah, the story was kinda "Uncharted 2 all over again"... even the Elena situation. The game was still awesome though

NaveedLife

2 was a bit cliche and a repeat of 1, but very well done (especially the opening and the middle wrap around). 3 I think had a rather different story and was usually pretty well done as well, though it had its moments of being kinda off. 1 was a great story aside from a certain bullet proff book being very lame :P.

[QUOTE="Gue1"]

[QUOTE="TheDidact"]I still think Uncharted 3 is great and ND patched the aiming. A few things I didn't like were: [spoiler] The end of the game is recycled from Uncharted 2, Elena wasn't in it that much, and Marlowe was wasted potential as a villain, also, there were a lot of plot holes [/spoiler] TheDidact

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

To begin with I don't think you know what a plot-hole is. Plot-holes are inconsistencies in the story-line and stuff that goes against the logical pattern imposed by the story itself.

[spoiler]

How does Talbot know Marlowe is irrelevant, why he cares so much about her is irrelevant. These are sub-plots that are never explained because that's not the story the game is trying to tell and to keep things simple. We see a young Marlowe once but that's because that's when everything started for Nathan and Sully.

Talbot doesn't appear or disappears, he makes use of a drug to deceive people. They just never say what kind of drug it is to keep the story simple.

What Marlowe says about Drake not being who he says he is is because Drake is not his real last name. That's the name from the orphanage he comes from. Marlowe was just making fun of Drake's situation as an orphan.

Elena and Nathan were never married, they were engaged. The separation was due to Drake still pursuing dangerous archaeological adventures while Elena wanted a more quite life away from so much danger.

[/spoiler]

Uncharted has no plot holes because the story is just too simple. Or do you consider the Joker on The Dark Knight to be a plot-hole because they never tell his origin? I mean, don't you people complain about Metal Gear games for having too much back story? On Metal Gear games they explain every single thing (that's why it has long cut-scenes) and between games that causes plot holes like the one right at the beginning of MGS4 when Snake grabs a random gun lying on the floor to shoot at one of the Gekkos. Why is this plot hole? Because in the world of MGS4 every gun comes with an ID mechanism and if you don't have the correct one you just can't use the gun but on that cut-scene Snake could use the gun to shoot at the Gekko. Now this is a plot-hole.

One of the reasons I thought UC2 was better than UC3 was this charmer of a level. It's nice to have a break in the action and actually do some adventuring. The train levels were pretty grueling to me. I was happy to see this level. :lol:

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][QUOTE="Gue1"]

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

Gue1

To begin with I don't think you know what a plot-hole is. Plot-holes are inconsistencies in the story-line and stuff that goes against the logical pattern imposed by the story itself.

[spoiler]

How does Talbot know Marlowe is irrelevant, why he cares so much about her is irrelevant. These are sub-plots that are never explained because that's not the story the game is trying to tell and to keep things simple. We see a young Marlowe once but that's because that's when everything started for Nathan and Sully.

Talbot doesn't appear or disappears, he makes use of a drug to deceive people. They just never say what kind of drug it is to keep the story simple.

What Marlowe says about Drake not being who he says he is is because Drake is not his real last name. That's the name from the orphanage he comes from. Marlowe was just making fun of Drake's situation as an orphan.

Elena and Nathan were never married, they were engaged. The separation was due to Drake still pursuing dangerous archaeological adventures while Elena wanted a more quite life away from so much danger.

[/spoiler]

Uncharted has no plot holes because the story is just too simple. Or do you consider the Joker on The Dark Knight to be a plot-hole because they never tell his origin? I mean, don't you people complain about Metal Gear games for having too much back story? On Metal Gear games they explain every single thing (that's why it has long cut-scenes) and between games that causes plot holes like the one right at the beginning of MGS4 when Snake grabs a random gun lying on the floor to shoot at one of the Gekkos. Why is this plot hole? Because in the world of MGS4 every gun comes with an ID mechanism and if you don't have the correct one you just can't use the gun but on that cut-scene Snake could use the gun to shoot at the Gekko. Now this is a plot-hole.

[QUOTE="TheDidact"][QUOTE="Gue1"]

lots of plot holes? Feed me with them please.

Gue1

To begin with I don't think you know what a plot-hole is. Plot-holes are inconsistencies in the story-line and stuff that goes against the logical pattern imposed by the story itself.

[spoiler]

How does Talbot know Marlowe is irrelevant, why he cares so much about her is irrelevant. These are sub-plots that are never explained because that's not the story the game is trying to tell and to keep things simple. We see a young Marlowe once but that's because that's when everything started for Nathan and Sully.

Talbot doesn't appear or disappears, he makes use of a drug to deceive people. They just never say what kind of drug it is to keep the story simple.

What Marlowe says about Drake not being who he says he is is because Drake is not his real last name. That's the name from the orphanage he comes from. Marlowe was just making fun of Drake's situation as an orphan.

Elena and Nathan were never married, they were engaged. The separation was due to Drake still pursuing dangerous archaeological adventures while Elena wanted a more quite life away from so much danger.

[/spoiler]

Uncharted has no plot holes because the story is just too simple. Or do you consider the Joker on The Dark Knight to be a plot-hole because they never tell his origin? I mean, don't you people complain about Metal Gear games for having too much back story? On Metal Gear games they explain every single thing (that's why it has long cut-scenes) and between games that causes plot holes like the one right at the beginning of MGS4 when Snake grabs a random gun lying on the floor to shoot at one of the Gekkos. Why is this plot hole? Because in the world of MGS4 every gun comes with an ID mechanism and if you don't have the correct one you just can't use the gun but on that cut-scene Snake could use the gun to shoot at the Gekko. Now this is a plot-hole.

It was clear and evident that ND didnt give themselves the time to really make the most polished game with UC3, but nothing in UC2 comes close to the Shipyard level in 3.

The train level was good, but it was basically a moving corridor

One of the reasons I thought UC2 was better than UC3 was this charmer of a level. It's nice to have a break in the action and actually do some adventuring. The train levels were pretty grueling to me. I was happy to see this level. :lol:

jun_aka_pekto

A lot of devs need to remember that keeping action up all the time is not always a good thing. In games like Diablo, it is fun to go back to town and take care of business. Just grinding through the game gets old usually. Having variety and a break in action is something many games fail to achieve.

[QUOTE="jun_aka_pekto"]

One of the reasons I thought UC2 was better than UC3 was this charmer of a level. It's nice to have a break in the action and actually do some adventuring. The train levels were pretty grueling to me. I was happy to see this level. :lol:

NaveedLife

A lot of devs need to remember that keeping action up all the time is not always a good thing. In games like Diablo, it is fun to go back to town and take care of business. Just grinding through the game gets old usually. Having variety and a break in action is something many games fail to achieve.

Maybe someone should tell the COD devs, they seem to be scared that the player's might get distracted by the sunligth creeping through the curtains, so everyhting in the game must be exploding, all the time. always

[QUOTE="jun_aka_pekto"]

One of the reasons I thought UC2 was better than UC3 was this charmer of a level. It's nice to have a break in the action and actually do some adventuring. The train levels were pretty grueling to me. I was happy to see this level. :lol:

TheGuardian03

I just remembered that. My latest checkpoint in UC3 is just beyond that.

Uncharted 2 was fun and looked awesome for 09. Uncharted 3 was boring from the first 15 minutes and did no impressed me graphically at all. Boring game i will probably never bother beating.silversix_