Fair enough.  Although I did wonder what you were trying to get accross with this, and to whom. That being said, pre-rendered is pre-rendered. Even if they are made "in-engine", they still do those cut-scene in video format because otherwise the system wouldn't handle those cut-scenes at a steady frame rate, or even render most of what is needed (Uncharted series, God of War 3 and Final Fantasy XIII being good examples of that).  I understand that they're taking this approach for uniformity sake, but in the end, they're not really different from regular CGs.  They serve the same purpose.

Don't pretend you don't know Skyrim has twenty times the content that Uncharted 3 has just because it serves your point.

Just because it's a sandbox game doesn't mean it's harder to polish. Despite having a large world, nothing much happens in it, nothing on the scale of Uncharted, a few random events happen and NPC's walk around, it's not that hard to make it work.

It may be a good game but you can't defend the glitches that Bethesda's games have, they are easily some of the most unpolished games ever released.

Anyway, enough about Skyrim...

But its pullus that is claiming Uncharted 3 is a rushed product. Others are just pointing his inconsistency. Neither Skyrim or Uncharted 3 are rushed, obviously. Well, beside Skyrim PS3 version that is lol.

Why are people complaining about style and go on to say it's "technical"? I think Chloe looks better, she looks like a person now, not a doll. I think Elena looks worse, that's all on the artists for not knowing how to model. The "fog" on the bus is what light would look at sunrise filling the bus, if you really want to see what the bus looks like without it watch the cutscene a few minutes before when there's barely any light coming into the bus cause it's in the castle's shadow. Same with Elena and Drake at the airport. E3 takes place in front of the plane when Drake and Sully come off, final game takes place outside of the airport and Drake has no ammo with him..

It's easy for you to say those things. 

But people have to realize that Bethesda are currently among the only developers doing the kind of games they make.  It's easy to fall into the complaining bandwagon, but I think people have to realize how many systems are running in real time in their games.  Glitches and bugs are hardly ever a good thing, but to diminish the obvious hard work that went into their game because of those little annoyances to serve your agenda is really pushing it.

Uncharted 3 might be jaw dropping and epic, but the action is on a much smaller scale than what is done in Skyrim.  There is a part in Uncharted 3 where there's a crowd. Not a single character in it has any A.I. ...  In Skyrim, every single human you see, you can interact with...  And that's not mentioning the physics involved in both games, for which Uncharted 3's is mostly scripted to serve it's narrative purposes.

There's a lot of examples that can be mentioned that would show you how much things Skyrim does that Uncharted doesn't.  Not because one is better than the other, but because they are 2 completely different kind of games that don't need to focus on the same kind of things.  

Skyrim is a beast, in my book.  And judging by most reviewers opinion, pro critics and players alike, I'm not the only one to think that.

roflmao you really didn't get it.

Anyway let's get back on topic now.

EDIT: DP

@Pullus

Here is the post were you came out of nowhere to take digs at Uncharted..

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4318307

Hes doing exactly what he blamed Wagram of doing with Skyrim, such irony, lol.