Memorable moments from the Uncharted series
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| Memorable moments from the Uncharted series |
“Nathan Drake” has captured the hearts of gamers since its first appearance on the PlayStation platforms, and in a short period of time managed to put Uncharted games among the most successful and popular titles at Sony.
Through our article in the Moment Immortal series, we will shed light on 10 unique moments from Uncharted games that are still cherished in our minds.
ATTENTION: This article will contain a big spoiler of the Uncharted series, so read at your own risk.
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You might find it hard to find anyone who considers Drake's Fortune the best part of the series, but that doesn't mean Nathan Drake's first adventures are without its thrills and breathtaking moments, especially that moment near the end of the action when our hero finds himself trapped by a group of Spanish enemies. Damned zombies.
Everyone knows that Uncharted isn't a scary or terrifying game by any means, but Drake's encounter with these evil corpses raised his heart rate and made Chapter Eighteen the most mysterious and terrifying given the level of lighting, the way they move and their frightening speed, although the following parts try to present similar situations However, it did not live up to the level of excitement and tension provided by The Bunker stage.
Teenage Drake meets the most famous treasure hunter
There is no doubt that giving players the opportunity to go back in time and play as a teenage Drake during the events of Uncharted 3 Drake’s Deception was a special and memorable moment, although it did not compare to the rest of the seasons in terms of gameplay and exciting pursuits.
Here we had the opportunity to learn many secrets about the main character in his adolescence, and his first meeting with Sulli, who quickly became his father despite the fact that he was the main reason why he was dragged into the world of searching for treasures and antiquities, which made him hunted most of the time before Secret Groups and Outlaws, but as we know, had it not been for what Sulli did, we wouldn't have had one of the most notable PlayStation exclusives in its history.
Fatal battle on the deck of a sinking ship
Although the middle section of Uncharted 3 received some criticism for feeling completely out of sync with the rest of the game, it did offer some memorable moments, like that famous chase aboard the pirate ship known as the Rameses, which is a perfect example of Naughty Dog's ability It provides multi-faceted gameplay mechanics based on the dynamics of the environment and the virtual world.
The mission begins as usual with stealth and undetected, and quickly moves into a large-scale shootout, before ending with a frantic escape sequence as the ship faces a massive storm. You might think that everyone would like to get out before they die, but the reality is much different, Where Drake's enemies would rather die by drowning than let him run away as if it's personal revenge, there's plenty of running towards the camera as the water roars behind you and climb up the corridors that are now sideways because the ship is halfway sinking to the bottom of the ocean, and somehow, Drake manages to get out. At the right moment as he always does.
Return to the classics of naughty dog with Crash Bandicoot
Naughty Dog was a resounding success when the team first introduced Crash Bandicoot in the late '90s, and in Uncharted 4, the studio decided to go back to its classic game by incorporating Crash Bandicoot into a season when Drake was trying to relax at home with Elena.
That moment brought back a huge amount of memories that we all lived in childhood with Crash games, especially when Drake held the game disc in his hand and used his first PlayStation and challenged Elena to achieve the best possible result, it is one of the best moments in Uncharted 4 that made Players interact with it with their full senses, as if the development team is giving us a hidden message to return to their first project in the last adventure of Nathan Drake, or so we think in the absence of a denial or confirmation so far that Drake will return again.
Alone in the Empty Quarter
This stage can be best described in the third part and perhaps in the course of the entire series, not only because of its events, but because it completes one of the most prominent chapters presented by the Naughty Dog studio throughout its history, and here we mean the stage of the crash and fall of the cargo plane, where Drake ends up alone in the Empty Quarter desert without a clear destination.
The desert stage provided an excellent atmosphere uncharacteristic of the series that contributed to the fear and isolation of Drake, as he suffers from hallucinations, thirst and hunger, and provided a darker and more miserable pace, to the point that you would think that Drake is about to lose his life and his adventure will end there, such unfamiliar situations are Which distinguished Uncharted games from other action and adventure games by a big difference.
Helping an elephant trapped under the rubble
Just like the moment they saw the giraffe in The Last of Us, studio Naughty Dog once again managed to meticulously manipulate players' emotions, transporting them from intense battle scenes and constant gunfire to an emotional setting during the events of The Lost Legacy when Chloe and Nadine encounter an elephant trapped under some rock rubble, to help him. And saving his life, before he reunited with his family in an unforgettable scene, and the situation became more poetic when Nadine asked Chloe to stand in front of the elephants and take a picture of them to keep on her phone.