Uncharted 1: A Necessary Evil
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Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is a 2007 action-adventure game developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is the first game in the Uncharted series, and was released in November 2007 for PlayStation 3. The game follows Nathan Drake, the supposed descendant of explorer Sir Francis Drake, as he searches for the lost treasure of El Dorado with journalist Elena Fisher and mentor Victor Sullivan.[3] - Ігри
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No
Muh battle royale
I jus checked, it ain't on xbox 😢
For the past 15 years, my biggest complaint with this game has been that Eddie dies. He’s such a fun character that he should have come back in later entries. It’s the series’ biggest missed opportunity.
I bet if ND knew how successful Uncharted would become they wouldve changed the story and kept Eddy alive. I could totally see him surviving Uncharted 1 and working for Marlowe in 3
Imagine if Eddie became this arch nemesis of Nathan who occasionally returns as a henchman to the main villains of each game.
@@PMT17 He shouldve been the antithesis of Drake. The treasure hunter who wanted power and money only and do anything to get it
I feel the same way about belloq in the Indiana jones movies. He was such a well written villain and such a good nemesis for indy that he should've been the reoccurring antagonist. It's the series' biggest missed oppurtunity, same as uncharted with eddie raja.
@@PMT17 and instead of Rafe in 4, it's eddy and this time he's doing it all on his own, and it could've been a different story for sure
Uncharted will always have a soft spot in my heart, no matter how clunky it is in hindsight. It absolutely blew my mind back in the day. It was truly a golden age of gaming, I miss the early days of PS3 games
Delusion
@@muffin8786 shut up
You claim you miss the early days of ps3 games, yet the ps3 has no games. Curious.
@@maketeamplay649 by that logic Xbox 360 has no games then lmao
@@blasterguy6740
It's not "that logic", it's a meme. Still, early PS3 had barely any games, even less good ones. PS3 picked up its steam way later. While 360 knocked it out of the park and then kinda gave up later.
Uncharted 1 is still ok, but it absolutely feels like a first try, a new IP where they had to find their footing. Though the remastered version is A MILLION times better than the original PS3 release since they polished up controls, framerate and removed all the dumbass Sixaxis gimmicks.
I'm still confused how / why they do not convert the Uncharted 1 through 3 and load it in to the Uncharted 4 engine. Hey! They could make remixes of the games with stealth in Uncharted 1. Easily.
@@gjermundification Nothing about that is easy haha game development isn’t copy and paste
@@FlynnTaggartGuy I know, however I do suspect this to be a smaller task for those that wrote the code itself, than for you or me.
Those controls were the polished ones? Oh god
I never played it on PS3, I'm interested what the SixAxis gimmicks you mentioned are?
As someone who has never played an Uncharted and knows nothing about them, I was actually blown the fuck away when zombies rocked up
1,2,3 had monsters and supernatural elements and then they never bothered adding any of that in the fourth game no idea why.
@@peakdennis1 yeah ive always found that strange
@@peakdennis1 because it's not important for the plot.
@@operationsquirtle Yeah, they could’ve easily gone for some skeletal hallucinations in those tunnels near the end, would’ve worked even with Neil Druckmann trying his best at making the game a _Last of Us_ prequel.
The zombies are what put that game into legendary status for me. You think you’re hitting the end of the game and then there’s this whole extra area that is insanely creepy. It’s a fun fight to the finish from there!
Replaying the series last year really made me think how far uncharted had come. Back when the first dropped I thought it was some of the coolest shit ever. Playing it in 2021 made me think "hm let's just get through this so I can get to number 2" still not the worst game of all time by any means. Love u brick head.
I'm like that with the original Crysis when I marathon the whole Trilogy.
@@tritonk1759 Crysis 1 was the best one imho
What makes 2 better though? I recently played the trilogy and didn't really enjoyed them maybe just not my thing
@@brotbrotsen1100 gameplay and story is better. 1s gameplay hasn't aged well at all for a cover based shooter. The story was the best out of the series but that's a personal preference
Weird to say “ love you” to someone you don’t know
It’s incredibly questionable how Elena and other causal characters take so easy to murdering tens to hundreds of people 😂
In the first section alone you must kill at least 70 guys. It’s kind of immersion breaking how crazy it is.
There is an achievement in U4 called Narative Dissonance so they know
Uncharted always gets shit over this. But almost any other action game has hundreds of kills in them, usually against other humans or sentient life at least. And the characters in those games just carry on like it was nothing too.
@@abovewater6918 the difference is that the characters in Uncharted are presented as friendly regular people that go on an adventure. They are the kind of people that could be your neighbours. Most other action games present their characters as soldiers or survivors or something like that and therefore we expect them to be fine with killing. It's a big difference in tone and storytelling.
@@pianospawn1 ah yes, uncharted and its never ending devotion to.. immersion?
Playing this as a wee lad was some of the coolest shit ever and I was so scared of the zombie portion I couldn't finish it without my uncle in the room with me. Its easily the worst one but it will always have that incredible nostalgia value for me.
The zombie portion still scares the crap out of me lol hated those parts haha
Same here 😂 people are too critical on the 1st game imo
Thier so easy lol
Djinn is a pain in my ass especially when i play it on crushing
Same. I didn’t try the first game until I was older just to try and beat heart of the vault, the bunker, and unwanted guests.
When you think about it, Uncharted is a strange series. I can't decide on whether to fixate on how backwards the first game feels in retrospect, or how insane it is that the sequel surpassed it so effortlessly and quickly, ultimately becoming more timeless than arguably even the other games in the series.
I mean that happens with films, Albums etc. aswell.
Uncharted 4 is definitely the best
@@johnnyflannigan136 I can't decided between 3 and 4 for favorite. I bounce between the two when I just need a break from the world without really having to really focus on puzzles that demand full attention and you still have fun.
@@johnnyflannigan136 4 is definitely better but 2 is a lot more iconic because it has been out so much longer
@@johnnyflannigan136 Uncharted 4 is a climbing simulator with barely any combat or puzzles. It forces you to drive a boat and listen to dialogue, drive a car and listen to dialogue, climb copious amounts of surfaces and listen to dialogue. How do people think it is the best in the series when only 10% of the gameplay is anything close to the previous titles? The story is no better than 3’s and the opening forces you to play Crash Bandicoot to show you how meta Naughty Dog can be. It’s the worst (critically praised) game I’ve played, ever
Coincidentally, I just picked up the Nathan Drake collection the other day on the PS4 and playing the first one I have to agree with everything you say, especially the combat and I played on easy difficulty. Don't think I'll try again on explorer or anything harder. But, It's a small price to play to get to Uncharted 2.
Going from uncharted 1 to 2 is like going from a fiat to a Ferrari
No. Its like going from a vanilla ferrari to a super customized and calibered ferrari. The first game was superb
@@SquallSZ The first game isn’t terrible by any means but “superb”? Come on..
Playing Uncharted 1 back in 2007 was like being from the 1700s and driving the dopest horse carriage possible. Then Uncharted 2 came along and it was like being transported into the modern times and given a free Lambo for life.
Lol had to play the game on the hardest difficulty for platinum. Was not a fun time, ended up learning speedrun strats just to skip annoying parts.
@@InfiniteXV1 I learned how to shoot through walls almost near the end of the game
ah i remember playing this game on the hardest difficulty to get the platinum trophy. the jetski part alone took me about 3 hours and a broken controller.....
the hardest being crushing or brutal. Brutal is the hardest but not required for plat
@@greedgod5827 crushing since it was the highest difficulty in the vanilla version. as far as i know brutal was added with the remastered/nathan drake collection. i don't know exactly how brutal the "brutal" difficulty is but i imagine it's an absolute hellscape since crushing was already a nightmare
@@drbakterius9232 I'm barging in just to say that I had multiple instances of being insta-killed as soon as a cutscene stopped playing...
Especially during on-rails sections (in the truck escape scene I literally died before I could even have the chance to lay my finger on the stick).
@@drbakterius9232 pretty much crushing with less hits and kill boxes on certain levels
On hard trilogy felt perfect balance on my playhrough. Very hard must been one shot kill damn
I'm playing through Uncharted one right now, a year later, and I remember seeing this back when it was released and thinking "oh, it can't be THAT bad in terms of clunkiness". It absolutely is. I share Bricky's astonishment that this ever got a sequel.
It got a sequel due to how popular it was, players at the time never played anything like it before
It's not clunky at all, if the game is too difficult for you on the easiest difficulty then go play animal crossing or something
@@Isuskralj I played on the third highest difficulty setting, you over-aggressive, easily-offended moron. I've 100%'d both Nioh Games, Sekiro, and Sifu. Hard games are not the issue. The issue is that the first Uncharted game has combat controls that are in their infancy compared to what they'd become later. Enemies spawn in massive numbers, are pinpoint-accurate if you're out of cover, the weapons aren't well-balanced, the melee "extra ammo" kills are wonky to execute, and a good bit of the platforming is a trial-and-error chore. The game is clunky. It doesn't mean I didn't enjoy playing it, but it means it's far from a smooth experience.
@@Isuskraljbro it is clunky as fuck, idk where u got the idea he found it difficult from
I remember back in the day i had never played Uncharted 1 before. But i heard many good things about it, like it was ahead of its time in many ways.
I am not surprised it got a sequel. One thing that really blew me away was the reloading. How Nate would pull out one magazine, throw in on the ground and put another one in, and you could still see the magazine on the ground.
It was mindblowing.
really hoping brick man makes one of these for all of the games in order. would be a great watch
Uncharted 1 will always have a place in my heart, despite any of its problems
hope ur ok though.
Even after 15 years, I’ll still love the existence and the experience Uncharted gave me. I was crazy enough to beat the first three games on Crushing difficulty on both the PS3 and PS4, and decided to just finish it on normal in the fourth installment. The games have their flaws, like that teeth grinding jet ski segment or the big, burly Shambala guardians in 2, but that still won’t stop me from loving them.
Bricky's shift into a narrative/gaming variety channel is one of the greatest things I've witnessed with a channel on UA-cam. Hope to see you explore more things you're interested in my guy.
Crazy to think he started youtube as a league channel right
@@Mattznick He always had a knack for storytelling and writing good scripts, nice to see it escalate into full on video essays
It’s why he’s my favourite nowadays, always happy to see a brick vid
The actress for Elena is one of my faves. Before I really got into Vidya games, I was seeing her in the TV show Haven and she was awesome in kt
I actually watched Haven cause of the VA’s work in Uncharted and there’s actually a Nolan North cameo which i lost my mind over
Hell yeah, Haven's awesome!
@@tom_the_bandicoot4595My husband who is not the gamer in our house, LOVES Haven...an now, me as the gamer who loves Uncharted, has a reason to get him to break out his seasons again now. Lol thanks!
I have played Uncharted 2 and 3 DOZENS of times and have memorized the games front to back. Some of my favorite games from my childhood.
I have played Uncharted 1 once. Never again.
I played this game for the first time in 2020. I had actually played Uncharted 4 already, so I thought I knew what to expect, and I was so wrong. Uncharted 1 is now one of only two games I’ve played where j can remember finishing it and thinking “I never want to play that again” (the other was AC Odyssey lol). Part of it was the freaky zombie things. They honestly gave me nightmares. But mostly it was the absolutely infuriating combat and jet ski sequences that made me want to jump off my apartment building
I love all the games except for 3. I will never play that game again because its just bad all around.
@@Evilshtt353 I actually rlly liked 3. I agree with almost everything said abt it in this channel’s video on it tbh
I forgot there where literally zombies in this game. Although, to be fair, everything had zombies back then.
Everything still has Zombies.
It's like a real game infection. It spreads in contact.
Shat myself when I saw the zombies for the first time lol
@@tigerbytegames bro i had someone play it for me cause i was scared i was so young 😭😭 but i re played the game and was like bruh i was really scared of this but ngl i was still shitting myself 😭😭😭
@@vercettii444 hahaha not going to lie, i was clenching hard all throughout those dark Nazi bunker levels LMAOO was not a fan tbh
The best thing I can give the combat is the divine gift of shoulder swapping, the sheer number of games that would be improved if I could switch my bloody shoulder are just... it's a game play feature that more 3rd person shooters need. I only know if two with it, uncharted as a whole, and the Transformers war for cybertron series.
every single third person shooter needs shoulder swapping no matter what
Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 let you should swap
Uncharted was and always will be, one of my favorite games. As a kid this entertained my small brain, and I’ll never forget how accomplished it would feel when playing multiplayer with my brother
I found it enjoyable even after all these years. Even the gun play wasn't that bad for me personally. I even beat it on brutal, which I suggest not doing unless you love to spawn and die in one spot for an hour then maybe dead eye dick misses his shot giving you the chance to shoot him first. My biggest gripe is the melee combat and of course the jet ski parts. The zombies is the best part and in my opinion the best supernatural part in the entire series. UN2 guardians were cool but they didn't give me the feeling that the zombies did and the UN3 hallusionan was weak in my opinion. I am surprised you didn't mention how the MP40 has 35 rounds in the mag instead of 32.
Yea totally agree it's clunky but for some reason I still enjoy it except for some areas.
I wouldn't put myself through that but I do agree that the combat honestly was decent in this. Getting accurate with the gun wasn't really difficult and I usually am not the greatest when it comes to gunplay. Usually average
Yeah the guns are how i remember each game has its own feel and it still felt comfortable for me after not playing it for years. The first one opened my young mind up, love this game.
It's actually my favorite one. And beat it no problem and loved gameplay. Had 100s of headshots
Holy shit how did you beat it on brutal lol
If the worst game in a mainline series is the first one, then you did it correctly
It wasn't a curse, it was a mind affecting fungus. The Last of Us is the alternate timeline where Nate Fails to keep the sarcophagus from leaving the island.
So it was kind of an extended demo.
Except the el Dorado curse doesnt create the type of fungal cordyceps infection you see in the last of us. It's just a rancid mummy stench that makes anyone who smells it go mad XD
@@halinaqi2194 yeah and they still have enough intelligence to create trap with metal piece
Cool theory but why are you just saying it as if its fact lmao
The cordyceps are a real fungus, they just affect insects, the last of us is a timeline where they adapt to infect humans.
Actually the ocean Nate dumps it is just so happens to be the same location where the CBI originates according to last of us lore.
man I loved the jetsky segment as a kid, having infinite ammo with a grenade launcher with the caveat of the difficulty of controlling the jetsky without dying, man I just cant help myself, I love uncharted one since I was a kid in 2007
I just started Uncharted 1 this morning and finishing up now. This dude is 100% spot on, he has me laughing everytime he talks too. New sub you’re a classic.
This is the best editing I’ve ever seen of your videos. I adore it, Bricky. Bravo
Got a lot of inspiration from this video to go back in time and dust off the ps3 to play uncharted 1 and... oh my god just like bricky said it isnt what i remembered! But the sense of achievement i got after finishing it on crushing for the first time mind you was amazing! Reminded of the ps2 days where the harder the game was in terms of mechanics and gunplay etc rewarded me with more satisfaction than a game that holds your hand the whole way through, Keep bringing the videos Bricky! Sending love from the UK ❤
I'm rarely so impressed after a single video, but I'm so glad I came across your channel: your humour and comedic timing alongside the editing is top-notch. I already look forward to seeing the rest of your stuff!
That aside, it's an apt retrospective of 1. I haven't played it since I've first done so, and you highlight its main problems rather well. The absence of Sully for most of the game hurts, and after having played 3 first, I'm to this surprised they did it again in 2. So in retrospect, I suppose that, at the end of the day, I'm just glad this one exists lol
I remember watching my dad play this when I was about 7 and he kicked me out cuz it "wasn't for me". But now about 7 years later I've played almost all of the uncharted series. Really great video, thx 4 the nostalgia.
I love how things are working out for ya man, I sincerely hope the trend continues. I'd be stoked to see a Metal Gear essay, or, like, some other series I personally like that you'll have to develop mind reading powers to know about, then play the whole series and agree with everything I agree with..so..yeah man awesome video!
I'm excited to see your vids on the whole series. Being someone who only recently also got a PS5 and played through all mainline games for the first time, this videohelps broaden my perspective on the games. I'm interested to see how my blind playthroughs and first time experiences stack up to someone who's played them before and is now revisiting them.
Honestly I could listen to bricky talking about anything. Your channel is amazing, keep it up!
These are my favorite videos from you Bricky (aside from the Warhammer stuff). This is my 4th time coming back to watch this series of Uncharted videos because the passion and excitement you show for this series is so infectious. I can’t wait to watch it all over again.
I have fond memories of renting uncharted 1 from block buster, my dad and brother would take turns playing while me and my mum would watch. We bought the other games and kept it a family tradition
yeah i agree uncharted 1 kinda sucks compared to 2, 3 and 4, however without it we wouldnt have these in the first place so im glad uncharted 1 exists.
Playing 1 made me angry sometimes, but playing 3 was just sad all the way through. My disc was damaged I guess and the game froze right near the final boss. Couldn't be bothered to even watch the ending on UA-cam
Uncharted 3 fking sucks and I don't even remember why.
@@Bodwaizer My perspective is that Uncharted 2 was such a leap that 3 and 4 couldn't top it, 4 is beautiful but opinion still stands.
@@johnbishop2536 if you didn't play Uncharted 4 DLC, it's easiest 20 bucks you could spend on a game.
@@Bodwaizer play it again. My only problem with it is that it's story was so similar to uncharted 2. Other than that it's great and my favorite in the series
Raiders of the Lost Ark came out when I was in high school and it became my favorite movie of all time. When I saw Uncharted was coming out, I bought a PS3 "for my kids". I loved everything about it because it showcased the last revolutionary jump in console performance - PS2 to PS3. And I was playing Raiders! Flaws? Sure, but for the most part, it was everything I wanted in a game. I've replayed U1 many times. I forgive all the faults because of how much I loved it when I played it the first time.
Except when they killed Eddy and his sorry mob.
Bricky’s video format these days is so good in terms of editing, script, and delivery
I’m about 60% of the way through the game, and the combat is killing my will to finish the game. I’ve had these games digitally for a few years now, and I’m finally giving them a shot. This game is lucky that it’s relatively short.
It really isn’t that bad lol
It gets better with the sequels in my opinion
Absolutely love the Uncharted series! Also can we talk about the freaking soundtrack?? Pure gold
Meh. I've heard better.
It’s interesting to hear someone who’s opinions on Uncharted 1 are so different to mine. I have to say I have always, and will always love Drake’s Fortune with all my heart. I have never found myself having any problems with the shooting, that being said, the jet ski is… yep it’s bad, but generally I enjoy the gameplay. I’ve beaten Drake’s Fortune more times than any other Uncharted game due to its short length and nostalgia factor, even beating it on crushing. While Drake’s Fortune isn’t my fav Uncharted game, I still prefer it to Uncharted 3, a game which I don’t enjoy that much. I look forward to the rest of your Uncharted reviews!
The gameplay is dated and is janky today, but this guy really is just extra shit at the game. He’s having trouble shooting? I can land headshots for fun in this game and I still play the PS3 version lol. The remaster (the one he’s playing) has improved controls!
@@unr8ted77 yeah honestly, i can think of some games with extra janky controls and uncharted definitely doesnt come to mind. Deadzone and sensitivity is pretty solid so i can pretty easily land headshots. Unlike resident evil revelations where the deadzones are terrible and the sensitivity is too linear. Still land a decent amount of headshots tho lol
@@unr8ted77 I even have a bigger score on my aim in it than in Uncharted 4.
@@unr8ted77 ngl it does have janky shooting even for 2007
Uc3 is way better than uc1 lol
The gameplay is what I'd expect off of a video game journalist, so you made it Bricky!
Uncharted 1 to the rest of the series is like when you buy a new mattress and pillows, and the first night or so it's super uncomfortable because the memory foam hasn't expanded out from being frozen and compressed from being delivered, but by the end of the week you see why you got it and no longer question your purchase.
I see Uncharted 1 as a game of it's prehistoric time, 2007
then I remember all the other games that came out before it and truly wonder how tf it was a success lmao I'm glad it did well tho
I love your reviews, bricky
I love the variety. Amazing stuff
Tis a good day
I 100% agree. I have a lot of Nostalgia for Uncharted 1 cause I played it back in 2009/2010 when I was very young. But after playing the sequels when the collection came out, playing Uncharted 1 again feels so bad
I love the Uncharted series each installment got better in some way!
No U2 will always remain the best one
17:06 I love this whole previous minute where he's making this jogging motion while criticizing this section of the game. It's so fucking funny, I love it.
Uncharted 1 will forever hold a special place in my heart. It was my first PS3 Game as a kid and I played it numerous times. Miss those days.
I absolutely love the Uncharted games, even now. They are my favourite games, and I think UC1 hold a strong place in my heart because it was the first game I ever played on console.
In trying to make this video, Bricky managed to collect the real hidden treasure, more rare than any ancient artifact.
A PS5.
This entries combat does appear difficult but i retried it after a couple years and after running through this on crushing and a couple of speed-runs later you learn the quarks of it. For example run-and-gun has god tier levels of aim assist to the point where i found myself using it in tight space instead of melee (especially with the shotgun). Melee and bullets multiply damage so blasting 2 enemies from far away then running up and finishing em off with a punch works surprisingly well. You can stun enemies for a brief second with one shot and use that time to fight them then move to a new bit of cover. Dodge rolling works for every enemy type not just the laser ones.
IDK Maybe I just do well inspite of the bad combat.
You're going to live rent free in my head for a few weeks for that music selection in the beginning. That was an excellent trip down memory lane lol.
Your comment on how anyone can play this game is spot on which isn't totally bad if the game is still a bunch of fun to play. My sister and I loved this game when we were growing up and she didn't play video games at all
Blood for the blood god.
That is all. 👹
I love the Uncharted games, actually played them before I touched anything Tomb Raider but the weird thing I got to say too is that I played them backwards for most of the series. I got 3 first and then played 2 and one after I loved 3. It was interesting seeing the game regress but still understanding how it started out and while 1 is maybe not that awesome today I got a huge weak spot for 2. That damn train, man.
woah, i played them backwards too! i didn’t think there was someone else who did that
10:08 the game grumps reference sold me, take my sub
I love how the MP40's and ammo you find that have been around seawater for like 62 years work just fine.
Great video. Interesting take. I love the Uncharted series and I'm definitely in the minority but the first one is my favourite. I personally feel the sense of mystery and history was bigger here.
If you compare this game with
Number 4, they are so different.
Like Nate goes from curses and zombies to just regular treasure hunting with basic people.
Thank God. The curses and paranormal stuff was always bad.
“…but the firepower of his belt!”
ACTUAL OUT LOUD LAUGHTER
i LOVE that you used Crash Twinsanity music for this video, what a throwback
Its a crime that you still haven't made a Deep Rock Galactic video
OMG I haven't played this game in over two years, and I played the first 4 by order mind you, and I STILL instantly remembered that Jet Ski section you showed.
Truly traumatic
I remember laughing my ass off at Drake saying "this time *I'll* drive" to Elena. Like bro she was driving full speed while near a legion of cliffs in a jungle and under the machine gun fire from multiple foes, and she did great. And the motivation and courage of characters in Uncharted 1 just flips constantly honestly
To each their own. The first one I can replay time and time again. Beat it on Brutal. Love it to bits.
I liked the editing here at this very moment 8:02 where the gun is pointed at bricky's head. Mwaah chefs kiss
its funny that was exactly my thought after finishing that game, I had played the rest first so it was clear this was just a meh thing that needed to happen so we can get the actual good games
This series was one of my autistic brother's fixations for years and sadly I never got to enjoy the series. However, I can enjoy your thoughts on the series instead cause damn your content is wonderful :D
I started the series in 2020 and I still wasn't chocked by Uncharted 1. It was a very nice ride.
I still love it. I can't hate on the origin of one of the best characters and series to ever be on a video game.
Don't forget to note that Gabriel Roman is voiced by Simon Templeman, a huge veteran in the industry that voice Raziel in the Legacy of Kain (Soul Reaver) series. A series that was directed and designed by Amy Hennig, who also directed the uncharted series. Nice video! I played this game first hand this past year (got a lot of homework to do, yeah) and I agree with you: the shooting parts suck 70% of the time. They didn't really invest that much in polishing those mechanics as in face expression (that is, still today, brutal)
Guess for 2007 it's so good, especially when you're a child 😂
Kinda sad that we probably will never get game like Uncharted ever again. Especially seeing Naughty Dog like this nowadays
Great video, love finding a channel like this out of the blue! Keep it up.
i found this man back when he explained all space marine chapters.. and i have loved this man ever since he is one funny man
I did remember both the names of Roman and Navarro, quite liked them as villains myself despite them being on the shallow end (granted, Roman's first name eluded me) though Eddie was clearly the best villain in the first game. Shame that he (most likely) died to never return. Not really enough villains of that archetype anymore.
I play the Uncharted series at least once a year because they are my all-time favorite games by miles. Of course you can't beat the first time experience of a good story game but every time i play them i get blown away because it speaks to me in a way i can't really describe. But i see your and other peoples point. For me It's like having an old protection dog, for other people he might seem weak now but i still see the beast in him like he was in his prime
Uncharted 1 is the first game I ever remember playing, I’ve gone on to play every Uncharted about 5+ times
It’s actually a good game. At the time of its release I’d never experienced anything like it before. The vibrant colors and beautiful visuals were in complete opposition to what games looked like then. The characters were filled with such personality, and Drake voicing what the audience was thinking in scenes was very special. It was the kind of game you wished would gain the attention to further expand its world for a sequel. I often replay this game for the memories, and often consider this a major transition point in narrative games. It’s still special as a work of art, be it dated or not
I have always been the weirdo guy that hold my controller with a claw grip. I've never had problems with uncharted 1 when it comes to moving and shooting at the same time, though I do agree it does feel clunky. But, I got used to it pretty quickly personally.
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When You play RE4 as much as i do you can play anything.
When you had to shoot a single enemy almost 10 times just to kill them. And with a freaking rifle. Good times.
And so you're always calculating whether it's better to have a pistol with 100 bullets or a Magnum with 8 bullets lolol good times ...
I completely forgot I played this game like 5 years ago and seeing you play it brought back my PTSD
I literally just finished UC1 yesterday. It’s a clunky mess especially with gunfights.
I’m now playing UC2 and BOY IS IT MILES BETTER.
Guys I think my game is glitched instead of the enemies saying “shoot to kill” they yell “Skyrim belongs to the Nords!” And run at me with a sword anyone know how to fix this?
I think most of these problems stem from the fact that you don't enjoy the game's combat system. I personally enjoyed it and maybe that's why I actually liked the 1st entry more than the 3rd one.
That being said game II and IV are much better.
Agreed. Uncharted 3 is the worse game in the series imo and people think I'm insane when I say that. I just find it so forgettable and a step down from Uncharted 2. If I was to rank the main entries it'd be
1.Among Thieves
2.A Thief's End
3.Drakes Fortune
4.Drakes Deception
Uncharted 1 was my first platinum trophy. I loved it enough to keep replaying it and finding all the treasures. I don’t recall the combat being bad and I remember using the motion controls of grenade aiming and even jumping ledges though that was more about playing around with new tech for gaming at the time. I feel like I enjoyed 1 more than the others because the characters just felt more fun and had wittier dialogue than the future games. I do need to replay all the games in the series in order again.
Literally just finished this game for the first time yesterday and felt this exact same way. I was confused because people love this series but figured things might get better in the next one (hopefully)
But as for the jet skis… I didn’t know we could shoot the barrels! Or anything! Took me forever smh
I’m sorry to say this like this but did you write your scripts while watching Joseph Anderson’s video I decided to rewatch them and this feels criminal
Yikes calling him out huh
Great video man, when my friend and I played Uncharted 1 the part where Elena punches you for us it glitched out and it made her punch rubber band back and forth like she was doing a mega wind up, it was funny as hell, we joked about it and referenced it throughout the whole game and if I'm being honest it was pretty much the only funny thing that got us through the game.
I remember when I tried to play this game when the PS3 was new. Couldn't get more than an hour or two into it. Then I played Uncharted 2 on a whim later and I was instantly hooked. The first game needs a full remake tbh.
As a man who recently replayed the all the Uncharted games in like a Month, I feel all of your pain, and I'm so sorry that you also had to experience them. But, on the brightside, atleast now other's know the pain too. Not to mention how great the video itself was.
Oh, and as a word of advise for the next two Uncharted games, don't Stealth. Just don't. You can try, and it might go well for you sometimes, but once you try doing it in the Second and Third games, you'll see what my foreshadowning means.
Have to disagree, in the 2nd game stealth matters, I've had several sections where going stealth saved me from fighting waves of reinforcements. Uncharted 3 tho - yeah just go crazy
Curious about the clunky gunplay issue, cause the only real clunk I experienced was getting in and out of cover
something something skill issue
We need a prequel with sir Francis drake that ends with a difficult section of him having to wipe out his crew and have it end with a cliff hanger where he accepts the duty of protecting the cursed treasure.
I played this game as someone who wasnt even really a fan of uncharted i had only played the fourth and this game is only good memories for me
Played for the first time ever on ps plus, and boy was it tedious. The enemies have auto lock-on aim to hit you no matter what, the same generic gun battles over and over was exasperating and clonky mechanicshere and there😂. I finished the 1st game just to say i did it, but I couldn't play the other 2 in the trilogy. Playing on hard difficulty was just murder and too time consuming to progress and finish the game.
I played this game for the first time this year (2013) and loved it. My last console was the PS1 so it’s been a few years, but this is the most fun I’ve had playing a game (until Uncharted 2, 3 4 and Lost Legacy which I’ve also completed). I don’t get the complaint about the combat, it’s seems fine to me and even the jest ski section was fun. Yes, controlling it took a bit of getting used to but a good time was had and I looked forward to replaying these sections on my crushing play through. This is the first game I liked enough to platinum (okay i tried to get the platinum trophy for WipEout Omega but the Zone levels are just too boring). Coming into the game after so long away from gaming, I found it to be an absolute thrill ride and it reinvigorated my love of gaming.
i love this series. i played it so much back in the day my ps3 red ringed
Man this game was tough. Just played it for the first time, clunky and just bonkers directions. Died like 100 times lol. Loved the rest so far though!
I couldn't possibly disagree more with the premise of this video. Uncharted 1 is not only my favorite Uncharted game by far, it's still in my top 5 games of all time!