Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

Drake is back after successful Ps3.The title , exclusive to the Sony console , came to continue after the success of the series on the PS3. With classic gameplay coupled with new mechanics , the saga brings a unique multiplayer mode to extend the life of the game. The TechTudo prepared a review of Uncharted 4 , and the game impressed in almost every aspect . The big highlight was the excellent graphics , cutting-edge gameplay and exciting plot , but the game had a small problem in dubbing . The title also has many fun references , including one involving the Crash Bandicoot , classic PS1 game also produced by Naughty Dog.

Three years after the events of " Uncharted 3" , the most famous treasure hunter of video games seems to be someone else. The quiet life with his wife Elena does not remember the constant past adventures of Nathan Drake , but seems to be exactly what the adventurer looking for. Only a very strong argument could bring Nathan back to life dangers and adventures , something the producer Naughty Dog seems to have found the missing older brother Drake , Sam .

Nathan , is difficult . Sam is a mysterious part of his past . Until now, we had no idea that he had a brother . Regrets the circumstances of the separation of the two are very interesting. The absence of Sam in the life of Nathan , for so long, ended up working as a fuel in recent games. There is distrust at first, but family ties are there. With the return of Sam , I like to think Nathan is a child again, the older brother 's side , "said Nolan North , the actor who lends his voice to Nathan Drake from the first " Uncharted " . Five years older than Nathan , Sam is a kind of more irresponsible and tumultuous version of the already problematic Drake. In the words of writer Josh Scherr , " It is far from being a saint, but all who walk with Nathan are like that. But Sam is more willing to cross a few lines to his brother . "

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                      Battlefield 1 is beautiful!!

Announced by EA & DICE during their official Battlefield Launch Event, Battlefield 1 launches worldwide on October 21, 2016. The next installment to the Battlefield series will take us back to World War I promising to deliver the most dynamic battles seen yet to a first person shooter.

You look into the distance and see planes torn apart by gunfire, their debris raining down over London. In war-torn France to the east, horrible armored tanks tear holes in walls as they roll through crumbling cities. To the south, past the burning Italian coast, men charge over the sand dunes of the Arabian Desert, armed to the teeth with the most powerful weaponry the world has ever seen. This is what the dawn of all-out war looks like, and it’s Only in Battlefield 1.

Official reveal trailer dropped today as part of the announcement, but it wont be long until we get a deeper look at Battlefield 1. During EA Play on June 12 we will get our first look at official gameplay footage. Event attendees will also get an opportunity to try the game for themselves. Players who pre-order the Early Enlister Deluxe Edition will gain access to the game on October 18, three days before the official release.

As excited as we are? We seriously can’t wait till October 21. Give the official reveal trailer a watch… maybe it will hold you over.

check below the official game trailer: