Greg on Games

I got Uncharted:Drake’s Fortune for Ps3, and have been playing it for almost a hour. The game is very enjoyable to play because of the wonderful water effects, and link to history. I was testing to see how accurate the water was by first having the character Nate walking in the water only up to his knees,and then farther until the water reached his head. I could see the water line depending on how far Nate went in the water.

The first few levels are not that exciting because there is not that many pirates to shoot, but there are a lot of puzzles. But because I played the demo and have seen some videos of the game later, so I know that there is more action later in the game.

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Do you hate when there are too games coming out and most of them are great games? Well I do. In the next month there are 17 games coming out for Ps3, and 12 of those games are supposed to be really good. Some of those games include: Assassin’s Creed, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, Need for Speed: Pro Street, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Medal of Honor Airborne, Rock Band, Timeshift, and Time Crisis 4. I’m probably going to rent most of them because I don’t even come close to having enough money to just buying some of these.

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Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction is a PS3-exclusive game. It is the latest in the best-selling Ratchet & Clank series. If you’ve ever play any of the Ratchet & Clank games for PS2, you will notice immediately that the graphics are much improved and there are hundreds of items on the screen at once. If you haven’t played any Ratchet & Clank game before, you might want to know that the game takes place in a futuristic world with flying cars, and you play as a creature called a Lombax, and as a robot. The first level is one of my favorite levels because every building in the city shines like the sun, and there might be a hover car accident every once in a while. Overall I think Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction is solid game, and a must have for the PS3. I give it a 9.5.

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