[Author's note: Of course, by the time this blog gets approved, most of the below information will be common knowledge. I hope someone enjoys the information below.]
I'm sure most of us here are pretty giddy with the latest news on Uncharted 3 being announced and a video expected at the VGAs. If you're like me, you remember the breathtaking experience of Naughty Dog's demo of Uncharted 2 at E3 2009 and how they not only show that they don't mess around, but they don't need bullshots or snazzy trailers to sell you their game because the game itself does it well enough.
I've watched the teaser a few times and I just wanted to give a run down on some of the information I've gleamed from it.
NOTICE!!!!
If you don't want any part of the storyline possibly spoiled, do not read any further. The teaser definitely leads to some very possible reveals as to what we will find in the end of the game as well as information we will explore that will lead us to the hidden city.
HERE WE GO
The first gun on the table is Nathan's M92F.
The second gun on the table is Sully's Wes-44.
The maps shown are of the Arabian Peninsula.
The money shown is UK currency, meaning we're likely going to do some adventuring in locales other than the Arabian Peninsula. [Edit: Thanks sjaakiejj]
There is a photo of T.E. Lawrence in his arabian garb.
The dagger he is wearing in the photo is the same dagger laying on the table.
There are only two known daggers of Lawrence's in existence, one is a gold one in a museum in England and the other is an unknown looking dagger held by a private party in San Marino, California. It's likely this dagger was 'acquired' from this private party.
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Thứ Sáu, 21 tháng 10, 2011
Beating Others to N4G, No Matter What It Takes
I've noticed this problem for a while, and I'm going to use the latest offender of this action as an example in this blog.
Too many sites rely upon N4G to get the hits they desire. They rely upon it so much that they post irrelevant news articles that contain nothing new but are written as if it should be treated as an opinion piece when the news we read the day before contains all of the same information. They create inane and 'Who Gives a Frak' top ten lists and spam them on N4G. They use boobs in an image to get their posts on the front page. Sites are driven to ensure that they get recognized on N4G so that people will click through to their site.
The problem is that when they do this, the news suffers and we increase our chances on missing on out quality news. It's not fair to those who put their heart and effort into quality news stories and get drowned out by drivel or have their content exploited so that another site can make the front page.
Today, an example of one of these methods to get in first without regard to the quality of their news happened, and it's resulted in a reporting issue for the site itself.
The story in question is: http://n4g.com/news/661686/...
You look at it and you can't but help to want to click through to see more info on Uncharted 3. It's the hot topic of the day after all. Now, if you're lucky, you might actually get to see that content, but many only get what was originally posted in the news article and not the later edited news article that contains everything it says it does.
What cyber, who I don't know is tied to GamersMint.com or not, did is post quickly while the original article contained just the logo of Uncharted 3 and the following text:
Too many sites rely upon N4G to get the hits they desire. They rely upon it so much that they post irrelevant news articles that contain nothing new but are written as if it should be treated as an opinion piece when the news we read the day before contains all of the same information. They create inane and 'Who Gives a Frak' top ten lists and spam them on N4G. They use boobs in an image to get their posts on the front page. Sites are driven to ensure that they get recognized on N4G so that people will click through to their site.
The problem is that when they do this, the news suffers and we increase our chances on missing on out quality news. It's not fair to those who put their heart and effort into quality news stories and get drowned out by drivel or have their content exploited so that another site can make the front page.
Today, an example of one of these methods to get in first without regard to the quality of their news happened, and it's resulted in a reporting issue for the site itself.
The story in question is: http://n4g.com/news/661686/...
You look at it and you can't but help to want to click through to see more info on Uncharted 3. It's the hot topic of the day after all. Now, if you're lucky, you might actually get to see that content, but many only get what was originally posted in the news article and not the later edited news article that contains everything it says it does.
What cyber, who I don't know is tied to GamersMint.com or not, did is post quickly while the original article contained just the logo of Uncharted 3 and the following text:
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