Uncharted 2: Among Thieves picks up where the first game left off, only this time, the focus is on developing the main character by piling as many intense situations onto him as possible. This makes for an edge-of-your-seat roller coaster ride of a game, full of thrills and spills, and cinematic-quality storytelling.
If all of that was too much hyperbole, let me boil it down for you: I don’t own a PS3, but after seeing Uncharted 2 in action, I’ve never wanted to own one more.

The Shrine Auditorium was the site for Sony’s E3 2009 Media Briefing Tuesday morning, where the big news was the PSP Go, God of War III, and the upcoming PlayStation motion controller.
Sony kicked things off with this slick video that introduced us to the hardware and software of PlayStation:

It was LIKE I WAS THERE!
In all actuality, I was sitting on my couch with my laptop in my lap watching the Sony press conference live but still, like I was there!
Yes. I know. I’m a dork.

SO many cool things were introduced [PSPgo!!! $249.99 and Agent from Rockstar exclusive to PS3] and lots of cool videos were shown [Final Fantasy 14 Online *gasp* and Uncharted 2]. Also, demos were played [Assassin's Creed 2] and there was the announcement that 50 PSone games are coming to the PSN [Playstation Network and did you know that you can still buy a PSone on …read more

I loved the first Uncharted game.
I played through it with the quickness.  I could not wait to see what would happen next.  I liked the fact that Nate Drake was an average guy.
Because of that I was able to form an attachment to the character and the situation that made it impossible to put down the controller.
However, after the end credits finished rolling it sat on the shelf for three months and then I sold it.
With the upcoming release of Uncharted 2, I began to think about Uncharted. I wondered why it was so easy for my to get rid …read more