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It’s one of the ps3's  prettish games and Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune was received very  well by the media. Hell, Even I want it and i don't have a Playstation Three. Fans of the series can expect some more adventure/shooting action as Naughty Dog has confirmed a sequel.

Christophe Balestra, VP at Naughty Dog, confirmed it in an interview, as reported by Jeux France.

One expected it and Christophe Balestra, vice-president of Naughty Dog, officially confirms it at the time of an interview with LCI: very good Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune will have right to its continuation, of course better according to statements’ of the creators. One awaits the first images and information.

The translation isn’t the best, but you get the picture. Can’t say this was unexpected, given the immense critical success of the game. I can’t wait to see how nice this will look and i will straight here to post as soon as we receive more news on this.

Well it seems the people at Black20.com have a ongoing series for gta called the Citizens of grand theft auto. And here is their latest called "pool party"!

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I myself think that it's funny but feel free to say what you think in our comments.

Dear Captain Rainbow,

Although you succeed to confuse us even more with each new video, you also succeed in  making us more intrigued with your game. Sure Birdo and that other guy are as weird as hades, but your distinct art direction captures our attention. Will you be coming to visit North America or Europe any time soon? Anyway, we look forward to hearing more from you!{mosquoteshow}

Best Regards,

VGTribune 

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PS You can find the other video after the jump.{/mosquoteshow}

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 One of my favorite vocalists, who happens to be in a few of my favorite bands, just recently did an interview with the A.V. Club regarding his recent input on voice acting for games and movies. The interview also goes off into focusing on his future music plans, and even talks about how he'd love to see a bunch of 10 year olds make music with Rock Band.

AVC: How does working on videogame voiceovers differ from, say, your work on I Am Legend?

MP: Well, I Am Legend was basically me screaming my balls off for four hours and not knowing what they were going to do with it. There was no script, no lines I had to read. It was basically a big screen in front of me, and they'd play a scene once, and I'd kind of memorize the action and then improvise. So in some ways, that was more like doing a vocal improv. The other stuff I've done has been much more scripted. You'd say one line, like, "I'm going to the store," and you'd say it 10 different ways. With I Am Legend basically I was doing much more sound design type of work.

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One of our favorite bands here at VGTribune, Rush, sat down with Rockband behind the scenes at the Colbert Report to play their (uh-mazing) song "Tom Sawyer." Although they did fail at 31% on expert mode, it's still pretty cool watching them play their own song. Having said that, it must be surreal playing your own song on Rock Band.

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InvenSense, the company who is working with Nintendo on Wii MotionPlus, has a video demoing the same technology that will be used in the Wii MotionPlus. Although most of the video isn't too exciting, it becomes really intriguing at the end when one can see the 1:1 motion that is being shown off. Cross your fingers for a 1:1 Zelda!

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