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Uncharted 4's binned original version would have had a much bigger role for Nathan Drake's love interest, Elena Fisher
A deep dive into the original vision for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, created by series creator Amy Hennig, reveals significant differences from the final game. Hennig's version would have featured a larger role for Elena Fisher and a different narrative structure for Nathan Drake and his brother Sam. The game's development shifted significantly after Hennig's departure from Naughty Dog.
Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Switch 2's Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Port
Critics have largely praised the Nintendo Switch 2 port of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, with many awarding it high scores. Reviewers highlight its authentic Indy adventure feel, strong lead performance by Troy Baker, and impressive technical achievement in bringing the game to the platform with minimal compromises. While some minor issues like UI frustrations and occasional technical concessions are noted, the overall experience is considered a success.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Makes Its Switch 2 Debut With A Stylish Launch Trailer
A launch trailer has been released for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, showcasing gameplay on the Nintendo Switch 2. The article highlights the game's adventure, story, and dialogue, with a special mention of Troy Baker's performance as Indiana Jones. The challenging puzzles in the base game and its DLC are also praised.
Hideo Kojima learns that Higgs is the world's favorite Death Stranding 2 character, but he's just glad all his…
Hideo Kojima revealed that Higgs was the most popular character in a fan poll for Death Stranding 2, though he is relieved that all four characters presented had fans. Kojima expressed his dedication to character creation, stating he pours a lot of love into it for all his games.
Uncharted 4's 10th Anniversary Was One For The Books, Our Best Look At Amy Hennig's Vision | Console Creatures
A recent documentary explores the troubled development and original vision for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, which celebrated its 10th anniversary on May 10. The game underwent significant changes after creative director Amy Hennig's departure, with new directors Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley leading the project to its eventual PlayStation 4 release.
Take the adventure with you with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on Switch 2
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has been released on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering a consistent 30fps performance at 1080p docked and 720p handheld resolution. The port preserves the core gameplay and cinematic quality of the original, with added gyroscope and mouse-like aiming controls unique to the Switch 2 version. While some visual and performance compromises were made compared to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, the flexibility for portable play makes it a worthwhile addition for Nintendo's hybrid console.
Indiana Jones on Switch 2 makes a rough first impression, but a better second one
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle makes a rough initial impression on the Nintendo Switch due to noticeable pop-in and frame rate drops, particularly in graphically intensive areas. However, the game significantly improves once players move past the opening sequence, offering a visually impressive and engaging experience that largely retains the quality of its PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X counterparts, despite a lower target frame rate.
Punching Nazis As Indiana Jones Feels Great On The Switch 2 | Console Creatures
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's port to the Nintendo Switch is a magical experience, offering a compelling globe-trotting adventure that feels worthy of the films. Despite some concessions in lighting and textures, the game largely retains the visual fidelity and gameplay of its console counterparts, running at a steady 30 frames per second. The addition of gyro and HD Rumble controls enhances the immersive experience, making it a standout port even with minor technical stutters.
Review: Indiana Jones And The Great Circle (Switch 2) - An Authentic Indy Adventure Arrives In Fine Form
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a first-person action-adventure game that captures the spirit of classic Indy adventures with compelling exploration, melee combat, and puzzles. Developed by MachineGames, the game features a strong narrative led by Troy Baker as Indiana Jones and performs admirably on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering a visually impressive experience despite a 30fps lock.
"My fear doesn't matter" - Troy Baker reflects on recreating the opening to Raiders of the Lost Ark as Indiana Jones and the Great Circle arrives on Switch 2
Troy Baker, the voice actor for Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, discusses the challenges of recreating the iconic opening scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark. Baker shares his process, the attention to detail by MachineGames to match the original film's aesthetic, and Harrison Ford's positive reaction to his performance. The game is set to release on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Vintage Disney-like shooter Mouse P.I. For Hire has sold so well its publisher has made all invested money back
The vintage Disney-styled shooter Mouse P.I. for Hire has achieved significant commercial success, selling nearly 730,000 copies across all platforms less than a month after its release. Publisher PlaySide announced that the game has generated an estimated $21.4 million, recouping all development, publishing, and marketing costs. The game features voice acting from renowned actor Troy Baker and has been praised for its unique art style and gameplay.
Review – Mouse: P.I for Hire – PS5
Mouse: P.I for Hire is a first-person "Boomer Shooter" developed by Fumi Games and published by PlaySide Studios, featuring the voice talents of Troy Baker as Jack Pepper, a private detective mouse in the anthropomorphic city of Mouseburg. The game blends noir themes with zany humor and fast-paced gunplay, offering weapon upgrades and a charming interactive map for travel between missions. Despite some missions feeling lengthy, the game is praised for its art design, gunplay, and overall presentation, earning an 84% score.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle interview: dev on origins, first-person perspective, Switch 2, and more
Creative director Axel Torvenius of MachineGames discussed Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's development, focusing on its first-person perspective and the Nintendo Switch 2 port. The interview revealed details about the game's origins, the decision to cast Troy Baker as Indiana Jones, and technical specifications for the Switch 2 version, including a locked 30 FPS and dynamic resolution.
Feature: "It Is Just One-To-One" - MachineGames Talks Preserving 'Indiana Jones And The Great Circle' On Switch 2
MachineGames Creative Director Axel Torvenius discusses the development of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for the Switch 2, emphasizing that the port is a one-to-one experience with no cut content, only a 30fps cap. He highlights the challenges of optimizing the game for the new hardware and the importance of preserving the original tone and character of Indiana Jones, praising the performances of Troy Baker and the late Tony Todd.
Preview: Indy's Still In Whip-Cracking Shape As MachineGames Squeezes Mileage From Switch 2
MachineGames' Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is shaping up to be a compelling action-adventure for the Nintendo Switch, offering a faithful Indy experience with quality visuals and charm. While the port handles linear sections well, some performance dips and texture pop-in are noticeable in its open-world areas, though not to a game-breaking extent.
Intergalactic Star Says The Game Shows "Such A Different Side" Of Naughty Dog
Tati Gabrielle, lead actor for Naughty Dog's upcoming sci-fi game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, stated that the title will showcase a "different side" of the studio. The game, which features a bounty hunter protagonist on the planet Sempiria, is described as Naughty Dog's "wildest, most creative story" to date, with music by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
Mouse P.I For Hire Review – A Boomer-Shooter For Cheese-Lovers
Mouse P.I. For Hire is a boomer-shooter featuring a 1930s cartoon noir aesthetic and numerous cheese puns. While the shooting mechanics are basic, the game's stunning visuals and entertaining writing make it a memorable experience. It is available on Xbox Series S/X, PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
A Stunning Noir Shooter Let Down Only by Its Own Generosity – Expert Game Reviews
MOUSE is a visually stunning noir shooter with a unique rubber hose animation style and a surprisingly ambitious narrative. While its combat is fun and its world is packed with personality, the game suffers from overly generous difficulty and a story that lacks the moral complexity typical of the noir genre. Despite these shortcomings, its creative vision and polish make it a standout title, especially at its $30 price point.
The Last of Us Part 2's major death "was controversial internally too," says former Naughty Dog dev:…
A former Naughty Dog artist, Heather Cerlan, revealed that the controversial death of a major character in The Last of Us Part II caused internal division among the development team. The decision was reportedly split, mirroring the external controversy the game faced upon release. The article also touches on the narrative implications of Joel's death and speculation about future installments.
The Last Of Us 2's Big Death Was Controversial At Naughty Dog, Too
A former Naughty Dog developer revealed that the controversial decision to kill off the character Joel in The Last of Us Part II was a divisive topic within the studio. The character's death, which was leaked prior to release, generated significant backlash from fans and led to threats against the actors involved. Despite his in-game demise, actor Troy Baker suggested that the character may still appear in future projects.
