The Uncharted Series is Being Rebooted, Leaker Claims

[KiryuRealty]

Rebooting within the continuity is a thing, more seen in comics than movies, and is usually called a "soft reboot". Going back to the beginning and starting a new continuity is a "hard reboot".

Examples: Superman was hard rebooted in the mid-80s in the Man of Steel miniseries, and the Superman comic restarted from a new issue #1 after the miniseries. Many aspects of the characters were tweaked, and made more realistic, but it was a clean slate for relationships and plot lines.

Batman was soft rebooted in 1987 by the Batman: Year One four-part storyline, which was not a separate series, just a four-month run in the mainline book. There were some details about Batman and other characters fleshed out more than in the past, and some longtime blanks filled in, but the continuity was untouched overall and the issue numbers didn't reset to #1, but going forward some characters were different than they used to be.

 

[Darth Vader]

It is not a reboot lol
It is a sequel.

C'mon... you guys twist definition just because devs uses marketing works lol

It is a direct sequel to GoW 3.

Reboots doesn't continue a story sequence of a franchise.... that is why Sequel work exists.

You're really a special case.

 

[Darth Vader]

Well, maybe if you don't know what they mean?

Reboot: they start a series or movie from scratch, while keeping the name. That involves a new scenario, cast, cast, etc.

Remake: it says it in the name. They try to stick to the original receppy (obviously there will be some differences, like these days everything and everyone is gay), but you get a new cast, but the expectation is that it's the same movie made by a different team.

Love the misunderstanding of both concepts plus the homophobic take. Obviously reported.

 

[KiryuRealty]

You're really a special case.

He's the genius claiming that putting out a patch for PS4/Bone for Witcher III makes the next-gen build false advertising somehow, so he's the special-est of the special. A true monkey in an age of chimpanzees!

 

[ethomaz]

He's the genius claiming that putting out a patch for PS4/Bone for Witcher III makes the next-gen build false advertising somehow, so he's the special-est of the special. A true monkey in an age of chimpanzees!

If that is what you read lol

 

[ethomaz]

You're really a special case.

Yeap...

Now explain to me why it is a reboot?

It uses the ending of GoW 3 to begin GoW 2018 as a direct SEQUEL... It cleary doesn't fit the definition of reboot.

 

[ethomaz]

BTW Barlog himself says it is a sequel besides the mechanics reboot and that it should not make any sense to make a reboot.

In a recent interview with PlayStation Lifestyle, director Cory Barlog explained why making a full-on reboot wouldn’t have made sense.

Barlog said: “It’s like the first games serve as the backstory, right? And it’s like people say, ‘Oh, why didn’t you start over and bring a new character?’ And I was like, but it’s like a decade of character development. You can’t. Why would you ever throw that away?”

God of War Director Explains Why Reboot Wouldn't Make Sense

Cory Barlog, director of the new God of War, has explained why they didn't go for a full reboot. They wanted to keep developing Kratos.

www.gosunoob.com

It is weird to the same guys to deny what anybody that played the game knows.

In Resetera poll only 44 guys from over 1k choose “Reboot”.
Looks like I’m not that special lol

 

[Yobo]

I wouldn't mind a total reboot

Nathan Drakes story is done but a new cast of characters, same treasure hunting concept? I think there is life in that

Uncharted: [new characters name]'s Fortune

 

[KiryuRealty]

I wouldn't mind a total reboot

Nathan Drakes story is done but a new cast of characters, same treasure hunting concept? I think there is life in that

Uncharted: [new characters name]'s Fortune

The Last of Uncharted: Abby's Fortune!

 

[Darth Vader]

BTW Barlog himself says it is a sequel besides the mechanics reboot and that it should not make any sense to make a reboot.

Even @KiryuRealty clarified this

Rebooting within the continuity is a thing, more seen in comics than movies, and is usually called a "soft reboot". Going back to the beginning and starting a new continuity is a "hard reboot".

From your own link, and this is the writer's opinion

So, as a result, some people have started to call the upcoming God of War a reboot. And, sure, with all the changes, I see how you could make the argument. However, the game will definitely be a sequel, or soft reboot at most, and for good reason. In a recent interview with PlayStation Lifestyle, director Cory Barlog explained why making a full-on reboot wouldn’t have made sense.

Your problem is that you cling to one definition when these definitions are pretty much fluid. But hey, here's a participation trophy.

And btw, call it not a reboot for all I care, we've been around in circles plenty of times where you refuse to concede even when proven wrong.

 

[Shmunter]

Id be keen on a Sully story. 60s/70s setting, cream of the crop script and characters, Next Gen mind blowing visuals.

What more is needed?

 

[ethomaz]

Even @KiryuRealty clarified this


From your own link, and this is the writer's opinion



Your problem is that you cling to one definition when these definitions are pretty much fluid. But hey, here's a participation trophy.

And btw, call it not a reboot for all I care, we've been around in circles plenty of times where you refuse to concede even when proven wrong.

So you quoted my own link where he says it is a sequel? I’m wrong

Imagine thinking a direct sequel is a reboot.

 

[Dr Bass]

It is not a reboot lol
It is a sequel.

C'mon... you guys twist definition just because devs uses marketing works lol

It is a direct sequel to GoW 3.
Reboots doesn't continue a story sequence of a franchise.... that is why Sequel word exists.

It is not like Tomb Raider 2013 where they literally reboted the series with a entry with no relation to previous games.
GoW 2018 is GoW 4 just not in name... it is a direct sequel... the continuation of Krato's saga.

Anybody that played the game knows that.

It also completely changed how the game was structured and played. It is definitely a "reboot" in that sense.

 

[ethomaz]

It also completely changed how the game was structured and played. It is definitely a "reboot" in that sense.

They did reboot the game mechanics yet but it is essentially a sequel. Sequels can change, add or reboot things.

Reboot is when you take a franchise and start again… the story, characters, mechanics, etc have no relation with the previous games except for maybe some east eggs or fan services.

GoW 2018 is a direct sequel and to be fair I won’t recommend anybody to play it without play the original trilogy… it starts already giving spoilers from GoW 3 and plot points are related to old games too.

 

[Old Gamer]

Reboots doesn't continue a story sequence of a franchise....

And sequels don't completely revamp the gameplay either. And GoW 2018 plays very differently from GoW3.

 

[Vertigo]

Games aren’t just about story. It’s probably the least important part. So while God of War is a sequel … it’s definitely a reboot too by simply reinventing the gameplay.

Gameplay carries more weight.

 

[Old Gamer]

Reboot is when you take a franchise and start again… the story, characters, mechanics, etc have no relation with the previous games except for maybe some east eggs or fan services.

Yes, aside from sharing the protagonist (which has himself grown older as well), there's barely any similarities in characters, world and level design, etc.

GoW 2018 is a direct sequel and to be fair I will recommend to play it without play the original trilogy…

Why would you recommend playing GoW 2018 and skip it's predecessors? Could it be it's distinctive enough?

 

[ethomaz]

And sequels don't completely revamp the gameplay either. And GoW 2018 plays very differently from GoW3.

Sequels changes gameplay if they wants… it even change genres.

Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, Metroid Prime, Doom 3, Resident Evil 4, Fallout 3, Zelda: Adventure of Link, Street Fighter, PAC-Man 2, etc etc etc.

While it is not the norm… it happens a lot.

Edit - How could I forget Resident Evil 7.

 

[ethomaz]

Yes, aside from sharing the protagonist (which has himself grown older as well), there's barely any similarities in characters, world and level design, etc.

Why would you recommend playing GoW 2018 and skip it's predecessors? Could it be it's distinctive enough?

It was not recommend… fixed already.

About your first comment I’m playing Ragnarok right now and it is fully linked to previous GoW… same for GoW 2018.

Kratos talks about the events in GoW1-3 all the time with Freya, Mimir, etc… in the GoW 2018 they even compare Gods plus there are special guest too.

 

[Old Gamer]

Sequels changes gameplay if they wants… it even change genres.

Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, Metroid Prime, Doom 3, Resident Evil 4, Fallout 3, Zelda: Adventure of Link, Street Fighter, PAC-Man 2, etc etc etc.

While it is not the norm… it happens a lot.

You're mixing a lot of very different examples.
To begin with, MK Special Forces isn't even a sequel, but a spin off.