In a recent interview to the Official PlayStation Magazine, Uncharted 3’s game director Justin Richmond revealed that the Uncharted Franchise will continue as long as the fans wanted it to.
In the interview Richmond emphasized their ongoing commitment to the Uncharted franchise by saying:
There are a ton of Drake adventures out there and we haven’t told all of them yet. As long as fans want the games and as long as we find something that’s interesting and will push the medium forward, we’ll continue to make them. ---------
In the interview Richmond emphasized their ongoing commitment to the Uncharted franchise by saying:There are a ton of Drake adventures out there and we haven’t told all of them yet. As long as fans want the games and as long as we find something that’s interesting and will push the medium forward, we’ll continue to make them. ---------
Uncharted Franchise Life depends on its Fans
Anil Singh
Saturday, October 29, 2011
, 
, 
) and October 28 in Europe; alongside the linked novel Battlefield 3: The Russian, 
.
, 
,
,
), addressed solely to the game's Zombies mode, on August 23.
and 
and 
.
---------
. Thankfully the franchise has been passed on to a competent studio. Sanzaru Games, is the same studio behind last year’s Sly Collection; hence this allays the fears that the new team will change the Sly Raccoon series upside down.
are up 34% and 
are up 14%.
since its release in 2006 (From January 2007, just after it launched, until last May, the Wii was the top-selling game console nearly every month in the U.S.) has really slowed down.
sales outside of Japan fell 34% in the recent quarter(Jul-Aug 2010). EA expects it to be "down sharply" for the full year. 
, launched in June 2006 kept on lingering on at third place, unless Nintendo launched 
in November 2006. At that time Wii was a novelty for the industry. The Wii, which was less powerful than competing machines but introduced a motion-sensing wand instead of relying upon the traditional pressing-button controller. No surprise it became an immediate hit, selling 74 million units worldwide. Wii launch was definitely a curve jumping move (something which was never envisioned by a gaming enthusiast ); Something that helped Nintendo tame the untamed market. Nintendo created a new market with Wii and then profited from it.