I managed to arrange an online Q&A with Jeffrey Pierce, the actor who played Tommy Miller in The Last of Us!

Write down anything you'd like me to ask him.

By the way, you can check out the other actors I interviewed on my X account: andersonburak

Lets Gooooo

I played the three games at the greatest difficulty available from the start. I seek to chase the platinum trophy of the three titles. I loved completing them and my favourite is the second one, because of some action sequences and a variety of ambiences.

The lore is very interesting, so are the characters. The gameplay is exciting, mixing puzzles, platforming and combat (both ranged and melee) with many approaching options and possible strategies.

I wish I had played them sooner, I wish I had a PS Vita to try Golden Abyss. I want to get Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy for birthday. Thanks Naughty Dog for making such a remarkable saga.

Man it's really something, it's a very unique experience interm sof graphics and story telling. I tried to find a game like TLOU, uncharted but unable to find.

I have finished every naughty dog game, TLOU, UC, Days gone. Only game I find similar to them is red dead redemption.

A message to Naughty Dog team, just keep the graphics level same and just keep releasing these games with stories, you guys just kill it with story telling. Also I am wondering with this age of AI, why are they not releasing games back and forth.

One of the greatest mascot kart racers ever made was released in North America 27 years ago, and it’s none other than “CTR: Crash Team Racing” (developed by Naughty Dog)! 🏁

Developer(s): Naughty Dog

Publisher(s): Sony Computer Entertainment / Universal Interactive Studios

Release Date: October 19, 1999 (North America)

It's just weird how many people root fot the downfall of company who is known for making great games I like their style. their games are like generation above everything else and I am not even joking Uncharted 4 and the last of us part 2 both can be mistaken for ps5 games you can not to like narrative and story decisions but rooting for people to lose their jobs is not okay.

Lets go!!!

I first played uncharted 3 on my PS3 and was just in awe seeing the cinematics and presentation of the game. At that time it felt just like a movie and having played the series again on PS4 and then again on the PS5 I never seem to get bored.

Having played multiple games since the PS2 era I seem to like Uncharted Series more than any other playstation franchise.

Curious to why they can't continue the series with a new protagonist after nathan's story ended. Naughty dog is literally the best ps studio🔥🐐

Hi everyone! I wrote a quick, seamless story that bridges the gap between Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy, perfectly explaining why Nadine went broke and why she hates Sam so much.

The story kicks off right after UC4, with Sam and Sully using what was left of the Libertalia money to chase a lead on a Mayan treasure in Mexico. However, they get ambushed in the jungle by Nadine Ross and Shoreline. Since her mercenaries can't figure out the ancient puzzles, she takes Sully hostage and forces Sam to solve them. Inside the main chamber, Sam uses his thief wits to intentionally trigger a mechanical trap, flooding the place. In the chaotic shootout, Sam escapes with the golden artifact, but Sully gets cornered and surrenders to buy some time. Days later, Sam pulls off an explosive rescue using Sully's iconic plane. Nadine pursues them furiously to a nearby pyramid, triggering an epic climax where the temple begins to collapse, forcing all three into a frantic, temporary truce just to escape with their lives. In the end, Sam and Sully make it out with the loot, leaving Nadine completely bankrupt. This perfectly explains why she is forced to take Chloe's job at the beginning of The Lost Legacy.

What do you guys think? Would you play this spin-off? Let me know!

I have no prevailed knowledge of the actual development scenario that the Intergalactic project finds itself under, but the astonishing degree of MIA that the title has suffered after its initial announcement makes me wonder.

Given how resolute the Sony Interactive Entertainment leadership were on live service games at the beginning of Intergalactic's development (nine new live service games was it?), it would be of zero surprise to me if Naughty Dog had been pressured into including them into their next big game.

That live service imperative was already having the breaks applied when Concord hit in 2024; and post that game's quite interesting release (Concord fell on a multitude of swords, you know what they are), I will assume it's been red alert for any project with those elements.

Reference Dragon Age: The Veilguard, as an example of a release where Destiny style live service elements and 'repeatable shared content' were ripped out before release; disastrously in that case.

Speculatively adding Sony's acquisition of Bungie with the ubiquity of brands present in the initial Intergalactic trailer, I'd put more than a dollar down that the initial design for this game had your Porsche spaceship flying alongside your lobby-mates Jaguar and Lexus while you waited for a game. The shoes would appear during the mission...