Naughty Dog Teases What's Next After The Last of Us: Part 2.

Abstract: This talk presents a handful of rendering and shader features created by the technical artists at Naughty Dog. Some of these features are novel, some are an evolution of common concepts, but all are critical to achieving the look and scope of Uncharted 4. Rendering features discussed include HDR Color LUTs, Mip Fog, BRDF Micro Shadowing, Moss Shading, Wetness Shading, and Glass Shading.

Unless you're bringing up games like E.T. there are very few movie or television based games from the 70's and 80's that are even known. The 90's saw this, but ultimately movies came for games and not the other way around. Today, that is not the case at all. There are numerous games that have been inspired by movies. Kingdom Hearts alone proves this and it is one of the most successful video.

Naughty Dog had set a new standard when it comes to single-player narrative-based games, with the Uncharted series and The Last of Us catalyzing the evolution of the genre.

Naughty Dog is NOT second-party, it is owned by Sony, they're a FIRST-PARTY DEVELOPER, like Zipper, Guerilla Games, Polyphony Digital, Evolution, Sony Santa Monica,Incogand Big Big.

The Art of Naughty Dog is a nice retrospective artbook that tracks the evolution of the studio. They were founded in 1984 as Jam Software before being renamed to Naughty Dog in 1989. This 184-page hardcover is filled with the concept art of the games that were published over the years.

The official YouTube channel of Naughty Dog, creators of Uncharted, The Last of Us, Jak and Daxter, and Crash Bandicoot. We are currently working on The Last.

Dog Simulator: Puppy Craft is a fun 3D simulation game in which you control a cute little puppy! Although your puppy is immensely cute, he is extremely naughty and wants to cause trouble! You must help him complete various tasks and disobey his owners! You must follow the various tasks and instructions given and complete as many as possible in the allotted time.

From their early and little-known games from the 16-Bit era (Rings of Power, anyone?) right through to the development of an icon in Crash Bandicoot, the evolution of Naughty Dog over the years.

This cancelled untitled Sci-Fi game was revealed by them in their “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book (you can buy it on Amazon UK, Amazon USA or Amazon IT) with a few details “We explored the idea of doing a science fiction game following the Jak and Daxter franchise, complete with androids, robots, and futuristic weapons. The sci-fi game was going to be centered around a city.

It is sad that Naughty Dog had to leave Crash and that Crash went on to be in so many average titles - I'm being kind - after Naughty Dog stopped developing the games. He is still a very endearing.

Back then everything was so new Naughty Dog was able to stand out by creating a game that didn’t exhibit a lot of the same problems of other early PlayStation games. The larger the polygons got, the more distorted the textures became, so we came up with this way where we’d render smaller polygons so you didn’t get graphical distortion. The way we got around that was by streaming data off.