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Uncharted 3 Globetrotting Towards African Deserts
Uncharted’s star, Nathan Drake, has had enough adventures to last a lifetime, but we hope he doesn’t hang up his Gap t-shirt anytime soon. If early Uncharted 3 rumors are true, he won’t be. Uncharted 3 is already in the works, and this time Drake will be charting the deserts of Africa.
Kotaku claims to have a source that has shared some of the game’s details. Aside from the fact that Uncharted 3 will be set in the sun-drenched barrens of Africa, fans can expect to hear more details, and an official announcement, around the time of the Spike TV Video Game Awards, which take place at the L.A. Convention Center on Saturday, December 11.
Game Informer gave Uncharted 2 a 10 out of 10, naming it 2009’s Game Of The Year. Needless to say we’re excited to hear any news surrounding this sequel.
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