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Uncharted 2 Art Book Is 250+ Pages Of Pretty
Today a giant book of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves artwork showed up at our offices. After fighting off our Gollum-like instincts to keep the book all to ourselves, we decided to scan a couple pages to share with our readers. Here's a small taste of what's inside.
This is the front and back cover. The collector's editions are more impressive, but you're not supposed to judge a book by its cover anyway
Here's a page detailing Nathan Drake, with body renderings that stopped just in time
And here's a page about Chloe Frazer, stating the developers wanted her to be more than "a typical video game chick with big boobs and a big arse..." Not that she ended up looking hideous or anything...
In addition to describing the main characters, the book goes into great detail about the game's locations, the architecture of different buildings in the game, and the effort put into the animation and cinematics. The soft cover edition will set you back $65. For more information, check out the publisher's website.
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