What, again?

@Veit: Ah, yes thank you. The proper spelling of English idioms are not all that familiar to me.

@WhatPayne: Damnit failed with the image. There.

Guess from where I got my style from.

I have too noticed this odd trend where often times the concept-art looks a lot more interesting than what ever is the finished product ends up being... Often times this is observed, not just with the locations, but also with the fictional beings (eg. monsters).

@No time! There's never any time!: Well, Joe Flanigan is younger, looks and acts the part. Plus he is relatively small-name so his paycheck would leave more room in the film's budget for better locations, props and/or visual effects.

Seriously, they better not to kill off Sully. He's my favorite character in Uncharted! I even purchased khaki pants and Guayabera shirt because it's awesome look for summertime!

@Link257: Yeah thanks. That has been on my "to read" list for a while.

@atfyfe: Yes it is, but it only goes so far... I suggest watching the actual documentaries.

I think the point everyone making is that the ads are fine as long as they make sense, are not on your face and fit in the game-world.

I've been interested for a while in despiting the war of today in video games... So this article is right on the money for me.

@CommodoreRake: What? Ninja Th... What?

Once again, trust the Japanese. The eyes are the key to human emotions... But it's not just the photorealism of them. It's more so about the emotions expressed trough the eyes. The smile, sadness, anger, boredom, everything can be read from the eyes.

Here's a fun fact: That bird is the same one seen in Half-Life 2 combine propaganda poster... Trust me, I know.

@mastershke11: That quote is so un-Nathan Drake-y as one could come.

@WhatPayne: Oops I meant to write "than fondle" not "that fondle"...

@Vash the Otaku: I'm with you there, Vash. That is what I have been thinking too... And the biggest issue with repeating formula is that it kills off all innovation. Which is a shame. All those potential hit games which could have changed the industry left unpublished because publishers felt they were too risky to…

In what kind of society we live in when it's better to brutally kill someone that fondle their breasts?

@Lights: This.

@kingkellogg: Those scarves are called "shemag" they are quite readily available, just look around. And not even that expensive, I bought one from my local store at 9€ or 11$