Sat, Jul 02, 2011 | 22:58 BST
Uncharted once resembled Bioshock according to dev
According to a developer at Naughty Dog, the original Uncharted bore a surprising resemblance to Bioshock at one point early in development.
The co-president of Naughty Dog, Evan Wells, said that early in the development process Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune took place inside an underwater facility which he compared to Bioshock.
It was apparently still in this state when it was pitched and accepted by Sony.
He joked about the irony of the fact that Bioshock once took place on a tropical island early in its own development.
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Posted in: PS3, Publishers
Tags: bioshock, Sony, uncharted, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
8 comments
#1
LOLshock94
02/07/11, 11:37 pm
yeah when you play the game you can totally see the inspiration from bioshock i mean theres guns
#2
Shonak
03/07/11, 12:53 am
yep, it’s like they are the same games…
#3
Gekidami
03/07/11, 7:52 am
^ Obviously reading comprehension isnt your strong point.
#4
Zana
03/07/11, 8:19 am
What about humour?
#5
ultramega
03/07/11, 9:21 am
@3
I think they were kidding. In which case it’s pretty funny.
#6
rashoxod
03/07/11, 11:41 am
No wonder my brother thought I was playing Uncharted when I was infact playing Bioshock :O
#7
Dannybuoy
03/07/11, 7:39 pm
Big Drakey
#8
Noodlemanny
03/07/11, 11:39 pm
Well you’r kindof in an underwater facility at the end if the game. It’s just that the underwater part is more underground. All the doors and walls felt like your in a submarine. But that was just a small portion of the game, the rest of it was jungle, jungle, old Aztecy stuff, jungle. It was nice when the second one came in with some actual variation like a city burning and a train track in snow, funny how in the first one they were saying how they wanted to get away from the same-old dingy halls but just turned it into same-old wet jungle.