Naughty Dog Developer Explains Why Rumored Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remake Wouldn't Make Sense
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At this time, remakes are becoming more and more protagonists in video games. Companies use this resource to be able to bring back to life iconic games that can offer great experiences in current generation consoles. For many, Uncharted’s first title could enter this category to make the most of Nathan Drake’s early adventure, however, it seems that one of Naughty Dog’s former developers disagrees with this. In fact, he even thinks it doesn’t ma…
Naughty Dog Developer Explains Why Rumored Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remake Wouldn't Make Sense
Benson Russell, designer for two of the original Uncharted games and a current developer at Naughty Dog, explained why he’s hesitant to welcome a potential remake of Drake’s Fortune.Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune released in 2007 on the PlayStation 3. It’s the first game in the original Uncharted trilogy and a title that studios still take inspiration from to this day, even two decades later.Over the last two years, rumors have surfaced claiming tha…
Naughty Dog Should Make A New Uncharted Game Instead Of Doing Remakes, Says Original Designer
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Former Uncharted Dev On Possible New Remake Or Remaster: “What’s The Point?”
Remakes and remasters are popular, but Benson Russell, a designer on Uncharted: Drake's Fortune at Naughty Dog, has said he's not interested in a new one for the 2007 game. Speaking to FRVR, Russell said he's not against the idea of remakes and remasters generally, but he said Uncharted is "still in the zeitgeist" and available on modern platforms. "What's the point of remastering [or remaking] it?" he said. Instead of a remake or a remaster, Ru…
Echoing Palworld dev, video game lawyer says all her clients have anti-AI contracts because gamers hate it and it's a copyright landmine: "I think we're going to see lawsuits"
Video game lawyer Haley MacLean has seen such a sharp rise in anti-AI wording in the game dev and publisher contracts she reviews that virtually "all" of her clients now explicitly oppose the tech. Speaking with GamesRadar+, MacLean, a corporate IP lawyer and head of video game practice at Voyer Law, explains just how common clauses banning generative AI have become. MacLean frequently deals with publishing agreements for "indie up to AA" studio…
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