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Anniversary Film Celebrates 30 Years Of Naughty Dog
PlayStation consoles have always been defined by Sony's first-party studios, and last generation the company's offerings were spearheaded by Naughty Dog. While many gamers may know Naughty Dog for Uncharted and The Last of Us, the studio has been making games long before the PlayStation 3. Today, Sony has released a 50-minute anniversary video, in which key members of Naughty Dog and Sony discuss the developer's 30-year history.
The video was originally screened during Sony's PlayStation Experience, but today the company made it available to everyone. The film provides a deep dive on how Naughty Dog has grown as a studio, and the myriad games it's worked on over the years.
Naughty dog also teased a number of other celebratory offerings in 2015, including art shows, Penny Arcade surprises, and more info on Uncharted 4. Check out Naughty Dog's website at the link below for more info.
[Source: Naughty Dog]
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