Uncharted golden abyss how many chapters are there

A defective product You dare claim that I am defective!! User Info: MalakasOne. User Info: CooperThief. The percentage might also include treasures and things. But I don't know for sure, since I don't own it yet.

User Info: ruiner ExtremePSP posted MalakasOne posted Definitely the best launch game with a good lenght. A few points to make: I had a problem with the aiming at the start, it took awhile to get used to. During firefights it can get pretty laggy I've encountered many bugs and glitches during second half of the game. Most of which came during cutscenes. One glitch during a cutscene made the game unplayable and the only way to continue playing the game was to press start and skip the movie right at the beginning of the cutscene, otherwise you'd be stuck.

Graphically, it looks really nice but it won't wow you if you just played UC3. User Info: ShaymusGiven. Aiming is the best in the series so far, 2nd analog stick to move your recticule, gyro sensor to fine tune. User Info: highlandertfc. The picture to the left is an actual screenshot taken on a persons Vita. Beautiful if you ask me.

Nathan Drake gets some really pretty places to explore. There's reason to argue that Uncharted is the best at 3rd person Action Adventure series out there. My favorite part of Golden Abyss was definitely the combat.

When it comes to action, Uncharted delivers. You still have a variety of ways to approach how to take down enemies. You can be stealthy, run and gun, melee on people, shoot and cover, throw grenades, shoot rockets, or sometimes be a sniper. My favorite way to play any Uncharted game is to perform Stealth Kills.

Stealth Kills have never been easier in Golden Abyss. Golden Abyss makes it easier to track every enemy on your screen. I find that in other Uncharted games I tend to get caught performing a stealth kill by a person I didn't know was there. In Golden Abyss there's enough space between enemies to make clearing an area with Stealth Kills a lot easier to accomplish.

Also the addition of touchscreen controls to perform Stealth Kills helps as well. As soon as you get close to an enemy a huge fist pops up on your enemy that you tap in order to perform a stealth kill.

Gunfights are fun as well. Just about every gun from Uncharted 3 is in Golden Abyss, and they work well. I find that being on my fourth Uncharted game, I'm more open to using the variety of guns the game has to offer.

When I began Golden Abyss, I felt that the aiming system was a bit off. I felt like the controls didn't react fast enough with my moves. Golden Abyss emphasizes the use of the various functions of the Playstation Vita. You've got to tilt the Vita to maintain your balance at times, use the front touch screen to move stuff, etc.

My favorite Vita function was the use of the rear touchpad. The rear touch pad is something I've never done before, and is used for various reasons throughout the game. One reason is to move objects around as you search for clues, and another is a zoom function. The zoom function is what really impressed me the most about the rear touch pad. It took some getting used to, but once I did it was all good.

I liked being able to adjust the zoom on my scope without lifting a finger. The rear touch pad also made it easier to get specific shots with this camera Drake carries with him. The camera icon appears at times for Drake to find a clue. The shots require a certain zoom level which the rear touchpad made easier to adjust.

Sure you could use the front touchscreen to adjust your zoom as well, but I preferred the rear. Definitely an enjoyable experience. Great graphics, pretty good storyline that takes place before all of the main Uncharted games , gameplay was pretty good overall with the occasional, slightly annoying touch-only minigame , soundtrack was great. The game was also fairly lengthy, too.

Multiplayer is non-existent at least out of the box — downloadable updates may change this later , and the whole experience lasts around eight hours, somewhat shorter than a typical campaign in the series. Well, all of it, except for Uncharted: Golden Abyss. Yeah thanks!