Naughty Dog News

A new cinematic trailer for the upcoming action-survival game The Last of Us has arrived, reminding us that developer Naughty Dog sure knows how to make a good cut-scene.

Uncharted 3 co-lead designer Richard Lemarchand is leaving Naughty Dog to pursue teaching at the Interactive Media Division of the University of Southern California.

Instead of waiting for the live action Hollywood adaptation of Uncharted, morphinapg on YouTube decided to take matters into his own hands: edit footage of all three games in the series into three feature-length films.

Naughty Dog gives a look at unused concepts for Uncharted 3, including longer areas and different concepts on existing areas.

If you mastered the multiplayer maps in Uncharted 3, get ready for a new challenge on Tuesday with the release of four more.

Naughty Dog has teased two new maps, at least one of which is coming in early April: Old Quarter and the Ship Graveyard.

Uncharted 3 gets a new cooperative multiplayer mode called "Shade Survival," which will be available to download from the PlayStation Network on March 13.

Uncharted 3 will be getting a new co-op "Shade Survival" mode in March, seeming to rely on the Fire Spirit enemies from the campaign.

The Last of Us, in many ways, is an extension of the work Naughty Dog has already done on the Uncharted franchise. Unlike Uncharted, The Last of Us is supposed to be a survival game. And with that change, the gameplay must be tweaked.

The Last of Us game director Bruce Straley and creative director Neil Druckmann talk about how the protagonists met, and the influences behind the overgrown cities.

One month after the release of the first Flashback Map Pack comes the first new add-on for Uncharted 3's co-op mode.

The Last of Us will feature "some sort of online component," according to game director Bruce Straley.

The Last of Us is Naughty Dog's first new property since Uncharted: Drake's Fortune launched in 2007, but the developer first considered returning to its Jak and Daxter series, co-president Evan Wells revealed in a recent interview.

The setting for The Last of Us has been confirmed by a new set of screenshots, one of which shows an iconic Pittsburgh bridge. Other details include combat and weapon degradation.

As with Naughty Dog's Uncharted franchise, The Last of Us takes full advantage of the studio's motion capture equipment. In a new behind-the-scenes video, you'll see actors Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson running around.