By now many are aware about the Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End preview fiasco on a relevant British website. The site posted a since removed preview titled “Is Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End too formulaic?” The problem was that the writer mistook his playthrough of Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection at Tokyo Game Show for a hands-on session of Uncharted 4.
The editor in charge has since apologized and the article has been removed, but of course the internet reacted quite violently. Some at Naughty Dog took the issue with a bit of irony, and Co-Lead Designer Anthony Newman expressed his opinion on Twitter.
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No excuse can justify the mistake. It's Among Thieves for God sake which is the pinnacle of the series. Journalist need to do research to know what they are talking about. This just paints a bad image to gaming journalism in general. Developers pour so much hard work for what? So individuals can badly represent it?
Gaming journalists don't do this for the Love of gaming.. They are narcissistic... Will be dishonest to garner hits...except gifts to write a favourable review ...and also for a bit of infamy
There are very few sites you can trust...its normally the smaller independent sites that are run by gamers who you can trust
Vg27 just highlighted what's been common knowledge for a while and I hope this really hurts their revenue from advertising hits
How can he even mistake Uncharted 4's drake from uncharted 2's? lol
uncharted 4s 30fps so uncharted 2 with 60fps evened it out to look good
This game is cursed, for the first demo drake fell through the ground, at e3 They had to reboot the demo, & now this.