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    Award-Winning Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Debuts Exclusively on the PlayStation 3
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    The journey is balanced with the addition of puzzles that include climbing, exploration, and the need for careful observation. "This game just couldn't have been made on any other system; the Blu-ray is maxed and the entire game is played without loading thanks to the Hard Disc Drive ... Naughty Dog is known for pushing hardware; this is the most ambitious game we have ever made and the game PS3 owners have been waiting for." The sheer amount of detail in UNCHARTED 2 sets an industry standard and is an achievement that only PS3 can provide. Full Article at IGN
    This game just couldn't have been made on any other system; the Blu-ray is maxed and the entire game is played without loading thanks to the Hard Disc Drive ... Naughty Dog is known for pushing hardware; this is the most ambitious game we have ever made and the game PS3 owners have been waiting for.
    SOURCE: IGN 1 month ago
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Award-Winning Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Debuts Exclusively on the PlayStation 3
  1. What sets the game apart from anything else on the market is that Naughty Dog has not only been able to deliver on the spectacle, they have infused it with meaning and emotion by telling a story that is so character driven it sets a new bar for the video game industry and is a technical masterpiece that...
    SOURCE: IGN 1 month ago
  2. Since the first game play demonstration shown at E3 2009, UNCHARTED 2 has remained one of the most award winning and anticipated title launches for 2009
    SOURCE: IGN 1 month ago

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