Future of Uncharted Series

[TheGreatModini]

Can anyone speculate what Sony can do with the future of the Uncharted series at this point? I played 2 and 3 having the greatest time, and I'd hate to see it go to nothing. The ending to 3 left me feeling like they were wrapping it up.

[jeremym480]

Naughty Dog is currently working on The Last of Us. From what I've seen I'm way more excited for it than I would be for UC4.

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[Burns11]

I think we've likely seen the last of the Naughty Dog developed Uncharted, but they possibly could move principle development to Santa Monica. It wouldn't shock me if we'd seen the last of Uncharted, especially on home consoles, but the series seems too popular to let it die.

[Heroesandvillains]

Quote: Originally Posted by Burns11

I think we've likely seen the last of the Naughty Dog developed Uncharted, but they possibly could move principle development to Santa Monica. It wouldn't shock me if we'd seen the last of Uncharted, especially on home consoles, but the series seems too popular to let it die.

Why do you think this? Did I miss some news?

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Uncharted 4 ---> PS4

[Burns11]

Quote: Originally Posted by Heroesandvillains

Why do you think this? Did I miss some news?

Naughty Dog likes to work on one franchise per console generation. The Last of Us kind of pokes at that a bit, and doing another game might be a kind of consolation for extending Uncharted onto PS4, but odds are still better for Naughty Dog not doing another Uncharted than another coming down the line.

[oneamongthefence]

I think we will see more Uncharted on the Vita. Also Nathan Drake will be in All Stars.

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[Heroesandvillains]

Quote: Originally Posted by Burns11

Naughty Dog likes to work on one franchise per console generation. The Last of Us kind of pokes at that a bit, and doing another game might be a kind of consolation for extending Uncharted onto PS4, but odds are still better for Naughty Dog not doing another Uncharted than another coming down the line.

Don't you think that a company that prides themselves on the storytelling craft would more than likely END the story first?