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This was a great article. I truly side with Manveer though. Uncharted 3 is in its own league as far as manipulating their engine goes. If they make an open world game at some point they will be the envy of the industry. Some may not see the technical side of things however that cannot be denied for a game like Uncharted 3. Here is the thing they made a game and the only game for me this year that I did not stop playing like I was watching a movie. Skyrim could not do that and I may revisit when I have freetime. Few games can grab you and take you to the end. This is what they are mastering. You may call it linear or whatever you want they met their goal and did an exceptional job. Sometimes I do not think that journalist understand what they are playing. Brad S from this site has an understanding of mechanics and tries to see where the devs were going with this and you can see that the game is great playing and it does lead you down one path with multiple gameplay techniques to explore during those arena battles to be lead again to more shock and awe moments to better and more complex shooting, platforming, hanging, stealth etc.... Take just the gameplay from Uncharted 3 and put it in a game like Saints row the 3rd and you will see what they have done. They have the best 3rd person action system in gaming today. Vanquish is there too. Naughty Dog are on the cusp of trying to master the art of creating a game that you will be compelled to complete while learning what makes online gaming in the 3rd person awesome.

I was sold awhile back after E3 and preordered after TGS. I cannot wait for this system. I would love to have a parry system version of SF3 using backtouch for parries on this thing. Judging from the lineup and truly new IPS like Escape plan, Gravity Rush and Sound shapes I will be getting my moneys worth. Plus New versions of Lumines, Wipeout, Road Trip, LBP and Uncharted do not hurt either.

All I wanted them to do was to make it more like burnout paradise in that there is this open world to practice and time yourself in some areas, different vendors and car dealerships for esperenza, Raggio etc... What else a menu to just attack tracks and find listed tournaments to those tracks that can be accessed on the map of the open world or something. No need for damage, real physics, different music, everything should stay the same just make getting cars more interactive and cinematic by finding different OEMs in an open world. Others playing in the open world and can chat and race on the  fly at an intersection or set up a tournament of one of the many standard tracks. I know I'm rambling but I need to know more. Is this game going to ruin or enhance the series?

Do you guys have the best video on the web or what instant and always high quality. You seriously are contenders for the best gaming site. Everything is in place except the exclusive huge game stories. This is the best video of the trailer I've seen so far and no delay. Keep up the great work. I too wonder how this will fare on the 360 and how many discs will they have to take up. This game looks amazing so far. Square you may redeem yourself from the debacles for home consoles this gen with this game. Versus now too please and info and ingame footage would be greatly appreciated.