Narrative Choices Will Appear In Uncharted 4

<p>During Sony&&num;8217&semi;s 2015 PlayStation Experience keynote&comma; a new cinematic trailer was shown that teases a new feature coming to the <em>Uncharted<&sol;em> series&colon; narrative choices&period; In the trailer&comma; Drake and his believed-to-be-dead brother&comma; Sam&comma; are reunited&period; They recount their personal experiences while away form each other and Sam asks his brother to share stories about his crazy adventures&period; After asking&comma; three button prompts appear on the screen&comma; each prompt corresponding to a particular adventure for Drake to share with Sam first&colon; his finding of El Dorado&comma; his exploration of Shambhala&comma; or his discovery of Iram of the Pillars&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>It is not yet clear if the selection of a specific prompt will have an effect on the overall story presented in the upcoming <em>Uncharted<&sol;em> title&period; In the trailer&comma; Drake chooses to talk about his finding of El Dorado first&comma; which leads to a direct consequence&period; Whether or not there will be more weighty choices that have greater narrative implications has not yet been confirmed&period; Either way&comma; this is the first time the strictly linear narrative of the <em>Uncharted<&sol;em> series has given players some kind of interaction with its story&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Naughty Dog&&num;8217&semi;s latest adventure&comma; <em>Uncharted 4&colon; A Thief&&num;8217&semi;s End<&sol;em>&comma; is set to launch on March 18&comma; 2016&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Source&colon; &lpar;PlayStation Experience 2015&rpar;<&sol;p>&NewLine;