During an interview with Game News, Uncharted voice actor Nolan North said he didn't think fans want a movie based around the Indiana Jones-esque series.
North voices and does the motion capture work for the series' protagonist Nathan Drake.
Even if he's wrong, Sony's motion picture division might not be able to get the thing off the ground.
Sony announced a film adaptation of the property back in 2009 and have had a ton of trouble putting it together.
They still don't have a director for it, having courted David O. Russell, Neil Burger, Seth Gordon and more for the project.
And this past August, Sony pushed the release date back to 2017.
So, if you're right Mr. North (and you probably aren't), you won't be disappointed if the film never happens.
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The world may finally figure out why those birds are just so angry all the time.
A teaser trailer for The Angry Birds Movie was released today, and a star-studded cast will voice the birds and pigs you've come to know on the front of your smartphone screen.
The cast includes: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Kate McKinnon, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Bill Hader and Peter Dinklage.
Let's hope they hit this one out of the park.
The Angry Birds Movie will come to theaters May 2016.
An interim patch for Batman: Arkham Knight on PC has finally been released, allowing PC players to get their hands on the game without crippling framerates. User feedback suggests all is going well with the new patch, which fixes the following:
Reduced frame rate hitches
Optimizations for system memory and VRAM usage
Improved performance on all GPUs (requires the latest drivers)
More Comprehensive In-Game Settings
Fixed low resolution texture bugs
Fixed hitches when running on mechanical hard drives (HDD)
More optimization is planned for the future, which will add more support and optimize the game for Windows 10. You can read the full patch notes here.
The saga of old man Jimmy desperately milking something that's making him relevant hating gaming culture continues as famous YouTubers Markiplier and MissesMae show him what makes let's plays special.
Spoiler alert: Kimmel sucks at games. Maybe he's just mad about how bad he is at Rocket League.
Well, we suppose this is one way to market a football video game.
Dave Franco, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Julio Jones, Rob Gronkowski, Colin Kaepernick, Antonio Brown and Buffalo Bills Coach Rex Ryan all chose, presumably of their own free will, to join this EA Sports commercial for the annual Madden Game.
It's somewhere in between that insane Kickstarter success Kung Fury and a sci-fi Karate Kid. Including Colin Kaepernick as Al Pacino from Scent of a Woman of course.
And yes, there is a dinosaur.
It's also nice to see McLovin' doing some work.
Is it just us or does this seem really similar to Tay Tay's Bad Blood video.
The game will release Aug. 25.
Looks like an Oscar-winning movie will join Tangled in the upcoming Kingdom Hearts III.
Over the weekend at the Disney-centric D23 expo, Kotaku reported on the newest world coming to the beloved video game series:
Sora and crew will ride the robot Baymax and fight their way through a Big Hero 6 world in Kingdom Hearts III, Square Enix announced today during the D23 expo in Anaheim, California.
Big Hero 6, an animated Disney film that stars a 14-year-old prodigy and his team of superheroes as they fight against a mysterious masked villain, was released in 2014 and won the Oscar for Best Animated Film.
Disney put out a whole trailer to announce the addition:
So far, there's been no release date mentioned for the game that mashes up Disney characters and settings within a Japanese-style action game, which unfortunately might mean it won't come until 2017.
For a refresher on what's been shown of Kingdom Hearts III so far, check out this E3 trailer from last June.
As the video game industry prepares for what could possibly be a massive shift in the medium, Time magazine revealed its cover story on virtual reality Aug. 6.
Unfortunately, many proponents of the new technology thought it disgraced the upcoming products and was counterproductive to get mainstream VR success.
The Internet just thought it was funny.
Whether you love him, hate him or have never heard of him, PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg) leads the YouTube charts. His 38 million subscribers is a full 15 million more than the second place YouTuber and he boasts more than 9 billion (with a 'B') total views.
That's going to make the guy some money. Even if the vast majority of his videos revolve around playing video games and yelling in that way he does.
BBC reported July 7 that PewDiePie made $7 million in 2014. The story went around like things do and some vitriol was thrown his way like it does.
To his great credit, PewDiePie uploaded a video responding to some of the anger he received about the large paycheck. It's surprisingly frank, very respectful and ultimately charming.
From the beginning:
"I just feel like it's not important to anyone and I just want to make entertaining videos"
To the end:
"Conclusion, it seems like the whole world cares more about how much money I make than I do myself."
This new Internet economy is still not something understood or even accepted by a great many people. Especially when new public figures like PewDiePie inspire flame wars and derision. It's refreshing to have a blunt response about money come from one of the Internet's biggest stars.
Another E3 has come and gone, but the memory of all those awesome games will be with us until the next Expo in 2016. If you're too thirsty for new gaming content, here's 15 games you can buy, play and beat all before New Year's Eve.
Take a look at the E3 games you can buy in 2015.
It's been a whirlwind couple of days of awesome presentations from big name companies at E3, and we're beyond excited for the next couple of years worth of games. Though there were way more than fifteen games to be excited about, we whittled down our favorites to these:
It's a been a long day full of hype and joy, and Sony's E3 conference was a fitting end to such an action-packed marathon. The conference was equal parts nostalgia and familiar titles, with plenty to satisfy new converts to PlayStation and those who have dutifully had a PlayStation console in their homes since the '90s.
Everyone's favorite celebrity gamers sit down to get their hands on the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight before it releases to the public. With Neil Patrick Harris, Joe Manganiello, Troy Baker, Minka Kelly, Wiz Khalifa, Blake Anderson, iJustine, Kumail Nanjiani, and Breckin Meyer, the squad is impressive.
Even Batman himself, Kevin Conroy pummels some thugs.
The Oculus Rift is finally coming to consumers early next year, and included with it comes an Xbox One controller. If that doesn't tickle your fancy, you may want to get your hands on their newly announced "Oculus Touch," a set of motion tracking controllers designed for 360-degrees of motion tracking equipped with a thumbstick, two buttons, a hand trigger, and an analog trigger.
The Oculus Touch can detect input from all of your fingers, and features shaking haptic technology to let you "feel" the objects you're touching. If you thought you looked like a huge nerd using the Oculus Rift before, just wait until you see yourself using these things too.
Attendees of E3 next week will get to try these controllers out in person, while the rest of us will have to wait to get our mitts on them until Q1 of next year.
Fallout 4 has been officially confirmed with the arrival of this brand new trailer. Watch the video above and follow a handsome pup through an all new, significantly more colorful wasteland.
Is it weird that I'm excited about all those people who are about to die horribly?
The trailer brings loads of new stuff to see, but perhaps weirdest of all, the guy we assume is the player character has an audible line of dialogue!
Oculus Inventor Palmer Luckey has put to rest any fears that may reside about access to adult entertainment on the upcoming consumer version of the Oculus Rift.
Variety has the story about the Facebook-owned technology:
Asked about plans to block any X-rated content or apps during a panel at the first Silicon Valley Virtual Reality Conference in San Jose, Calif., on Monday, Luckey responded: "The rift is an open platform. We don't control what software can run on it," adding: "And that's a big deal."
Luckey's remarks stood out as most of his fellow panelists tried to dodge controversial questions around topics like adult entertainment as well as motion sickness and other side effects of using virtual reality headsets.
So fear not, folks. You'll still be able to get plenty of weird with your future headgear. The Rift doesn't yet have a release date, but Oculus said it will come out in the first quarter of 2016.
