Uncharted's Nathan Drake shakes, dances in new vid

by Andrew Yoon { Nov 19th 2007 at 5:45PM }

Uncharted has only been out for a little while, but already there is a semi-funny, semi-disturbing video of the game in action on YouTube. 28030MOR has crafted a rather strange video of Drake's random dance moves from the game. What sells the video is the crazy music: El Chombo - Chacarron. With this in mind, will you make your Nathan Drake bust a move?

Tags: dance, uncharted

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

massive_98 @ Nov 19th 2007 5:57PM

Like the ignorant fools say on Halo, that singer needs to take the dildo out of its mouth.

I liked the thread the needle.

Fohacidal @ Nov 19th 2007 5:59PM

LOL

Freaking hilarious,btw isnt that the same music they used in the Zidane headbut parody of another game which name is on the tip of my tounge.

Ruben @ Nov 19th 2007 6:16PM

Alright reggaeton!

Juney @ Nov 19th 2007 6:19PM

The Guy Who sings that is dominican and the song is not called Chacaron its called El Mudo (The Mute as in cant speak) and the guy who sings it is not El Chombo its Tulile.. therefore theres a reason the song sounds like that its kind of making fun of mute people

mccomber @ Nov 19th 2007 6:58PM

I love how this isn't the result of a glitch, but of the animation system trying to "balance" and otherwise cause Drake to react to the environment around him.

chasegamez @ Nov 20th 2007 1:12AM

lol

Darkdrium777 @ Nov 19th 2007 7:22PM

This was obviously made with the demo version of the game :)
It's nice though :D

DemiseAngel @ Nov 19th 2007 7:31PM

haha....kind of funny

Kspraydad @ Nov 19th 2007 8:42PM

I start my day...everyday...with that song.

Scott @ Nov 19th 2007 8:43PM

uuh

noob_saibot @ Nov 19th 2007 8:46PM

that was good

John @ Nov 20th 2007 12:24AM

No, Juney, my God-- it's not "making fun of mute people"

Dude, it's making fun of humans who have no voice, who act like automatons and never stand by or choose any principles.

It's also referencing people imprisoned for speaking their mind, as happens in certain countries.

It's also a celebration of sound just for the fun of it, abstract expression/happiness, etc.

This was a cool video, but the song was super cool.