Uncharted:Drakes fortune is a game that revived a genre that was dead to me for several years.
The core game is an action packed action adventure title with plenty of interesting characters, well written plot (centered on archeological adventures), detailed environments and comfortable gameplay mechanics, its nice bundle of Sunday entertainment for your Ps3. The Story focuses on Witty character named Nathan Drake, who is allegedly a descendant of the old British explorer sir Francis Drake and hereby tries to somewhat follow the footsteps of his ancestors in order to find an ancient invaluable relic.
In your path to find said object you're meant to develop fondness for characters with carefully detailed characterization, witty dialogs and very humane expression backed up by excellent voice acting and cinematic you will surely notice despite the unending action and suspense through the game, with third person shooter elements mixed with platforming and then some puzzle solving included the experience is one you won't forget anytime soon, while it is true that the game does borrow many concepts from other titles the way they're implemented is unique in its whole and thereby quite rewarding, it's absolutely not a been there done that experience.
How could one forget about this little detail you are going to notice, the game has gorgeous visuals and a fitting soundtrack from the title screen to the credits.