It’s been a while in the works—we recently made a major update to NaughtyDog.com to add a ton more detail to everyone’s multiplayer stats and we think you’ll really like this website update. There’s still a few things here and there that need tweaking and updating, but this update brings us quite close to our original vision of displaying multiplayer stats from UNCHARTED 2. Once we get back to the studio in 2010 we’ll be looking at how we can potentially expand our stats display further. We’d love to hear your thoughts on the new stats display and the types of things you’d like to see, so please let us know in the comments or in this thread on the PlayStation.com forums. Below is a brief overview of what’s new and updated with multiplayer stats. Career We’re now displaying expanded details of competitive and cooperative stats separately Many personal stats can compared to global averages You can now view Read more...

This is a pretty big week for us here at Naughty Dog—not only did we break news on the PlayStation.blog about our first review (5 out of 5 from PlayStation: The Official Magazine, if you’re lazy), we’re thrilled to see the Multiplayer Demo for UNCHARTED 2: Among Thieves launch for those of you who have early access thanks to pre-order bonuses AND we’ve been in the midst of making some big changes here at NaughtyDog.com. I’m sure you may have noticed that things have been looking a little different in the past week as we launched a brand new look to NaughtyDog.com, which came with it our very own blog and updated job opportunities (we’re hiring!) among other things. This is just the beginning. We’re going to start rolling out a bunch of new community features over time, such as displaying all your UNCHARTED 2 Multiplayer stats right here on the site. We’ve never done something with this kind of scale before at Naughty Dog, Read more...

Things are definitely looking a little bit different around here lately, don’t you think? As you can see, we’ve made some changes and improvements on NaughtyDog.com to help us start talking directly with some of the most important people we know – you. Whether you got to know us all the way back during our Crash Bandicoot years, joined Jak and Daxter on their adventures on the PS2 or, more recently, helped Nathan Drake search for El Dorado, you’ll know that one of the things we treasure most are our fans. Over the years, we have received countless letters and e-mails, and even a few special visits to our studio, and we’ve constantly thought of how we can open up Naughty Dog a little bit more and give you the opportunity to see what happens inside our studio. We’ll be updating the blog regularly about everything we can at Naughty Dog, even if it’s not specifically related to the game we’re currently working on. We’ll read every single comment you leave Read more...