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The week after the 15th is a carnival for many players.
While the sales and ratings of "The Last of Us" exploded, the sales of the dlc collection of "Uncharted" also sold very well.
Many players are sighing, to be able to play such two shocking games, it is worth it for you to have your wallet emptied!
On the official website of "Uncharted" and various forums, these three dlcs have also aroused heated discussions among players. Many people are feeling that Nathan Drake is back!
The three DLCs this time tell about Nathan's many previous adventures, the process of knowing and falling in love with Elena, and the basic friendship between him and Sullivan. What players see is a younger Nathan Drake, a real explorer who is not so mature, family-oriented but full of adventurous spirit.
However, this also makes the character image of Nathan Drake plump, making the plot of the entire "Uncharted" a huge and inseparable whole.
And for many players, the most exciting point is that they can experience those unparalleled adventures as Nathan Drake again!
Although "The Last of Us" has almost swept the entire game circle, the performance of "Uncharted" is not far behind. On many live streaming sites, the two games are basically evenly divided.
The anchors of "The Last of Us" will remind players not to spoil the ending before the broadcast, but "Uncharted" does not have this problem, and everyone can enjoy the hormones that erupt in this game.
Although these three dlcs are dlcs, the capacity of each one is almost the same as the original version of "Uncharted Sea". !
"Oh, Drake's coffin was found in the first scene? Emmm, it is indeed empty, Nima, fixed routine!"
"Sister and Sullivan are together all the way, amazing!"
"I really found the body of Captain Drake!"
"Wow, how this boss died... sinking into the sea with the golden treasure, there is a card face..."
"This time is Marco Polo's treasure?"
"Nathan was tricked by a teammate who looked like a villain again, you can take care of yourself!"
"Wait, the black-haired girl's ex-girlfriend and Elena... emmmm, I smell the Shura field!"
"Wow, this train chase scene is absolutely amazing! It feels as good as the speed car chase in the original work!"
"Where does Drake go, he doesn't even let the train go? Desperate!"
"Kingdom of Shambhala!!! Damn, this scene is invincible, it's even more beautiful than pirate utopia!"
"So... the kingdom of Shambhala is just like this? Nima, there is no tile left anywhere the demolition captain Drake went. Are you here to discover the ruins or to destroy them???"
"The plane also exploded??"
"Drake is a real man, walked out of the desert?"
"... Another relic is gone, the demolition team leader basically operates, sit down and sit down."
"The Global Heritage Conservation Association strongly condemns and applies to add Drake to the global no-fly list!"
After these three DLCs came out, Nathan Drake's title of "Demolition Captain" was thoroughly confirmed, and enthusiastic fans counted the number of vehicles that exploded because of Nathan Drake's ride. 6 ships, 13 vehicles, two planes and one train. As for the landforms and ruins that have been collapsed, there are countless. At least the Golden City, the Shambhala Kingdom, the City of Thousand Pillars and the Pirate Paradise don’t even have a single tile. stay…
However, ridicule is ridicule, and the players still feel inexplicably moved, because they once again experienced that unforgettable adventure.
After experiencing the content of these three dlcs, many players can better understand why Nathan Drake in "Uncharted" chose to end his adventure career and why he returned to his family.
For Nathan Drake, it's a choice and a growth. Before, many players felt that Nathan’s willingness to live an ordinary life was not in line with his character, but after experiencing the previous adventures, all players had to admit that, yes, Nathan Drake should retire .
After all, there are not many relics left in the world, let's leave some for future generations...
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Under the double outbreak of "The Last of Us" and "Uncharted", the sales of "Survival at the End of the World" look terrible.
In fact, strictly speaking, the quality of "Survival in the Last Days" is very good, but the key depends on who it is compared with.
Even Josh Wilson himself bought "The Last of Us" immediately after its release. He just wanted to see what kind of a recognized masterpiece that could make him completely fail and get full marks from all the game evaluation media
After clearing the end of the United States, Josh Wilson can only sigh with emotion, it is incomparable.
Josh Wilson suddenly understood that his method was too deliberate. Inserting various seemingly innovative gameplays on the basis of traditional zombie themes does not allow all parts to be unified into a perfect whole.
And "The Last of Us" doesn't have so many fancy gameplays, and it doesn't have so many deliberate changes. It just wants to tell a good story, adding some seemingly insignificant details around this story, and cutting off all the redundant parts. .
However, this makes "The Last of Us" an extremely streamlined work of art, a perfect work that will be flawed if it is more or less.
After clearing "The Last of Us", Josh Wilson could only sigh with emotion.
"It seems that this year's best game of the year has no suspense."
As a designer, Josh Wilson is quite open-minded. As the saying goes, "If you hear the truth in the morning, you can die in the evening." If a designer can be defeated by a masterpiece that truly convinces him, he can be regarded as convincingly defeated. .
But Ga is not so calm, because the two works with high expectations this year, all of them were terrible because of the crash!
First, "The Lost Treasure" collided with "Uncharted", and "Survival" collided with "The Last of America". Reverse, hit the head and break the blood!
As for other game companies, luck is much better. After all, the theme is different, and the force of the collision is not so great. But they are also very clear that this year's annual game must have nothing to do with them.
The game of the year seems to be a certainty. "The Last of Us" has already received full marks from almost all mainstream game evaluation media, and even if there is no "The Last of Us", the innovation of "Uncharted" in the theme of adventure will still be the best. A strong contender for Game of the Year. For mobile phone users, please visit m.reading for a better reading experience.