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[[caption-width-right:350:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj7PUdpV-_0 A GAME CREATED AND DEVELOPED, BY NAUGHTY DOG]]]]

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** If Naughty Dog never signed on to the company, there would be no Crash Bandicoot but they would make Al O. Saurus and Dinestein, a side-scrolling video game based on time travel and scientists genetically merged with dinosaurs, (a spoof on Back to the Future and Jurassic Park).
** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game named by fans as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
** Their version of ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxterTheLostFrontier'' is this in its entirety. They handed the game off to Creator/HighImpactGames after difficulties developing it alongside ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}''. They later tried to do a complete ContinuityReboot of the series, but they found that their ideas, while ambitious, didn't fit ''Jak'', so they cancelled it in favor of ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs''.
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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of Sony's top development studios, if not the best one of all.

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[[http://naughtydog.com Naughty Dog Dog]] is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of Sony's top development studios, if not the best one of all.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' (2013; UsefulNotes/PlayStation3)
** ''The Last of Us: Remastered'' (2014; UsefulNotes/PlayStation4)
** ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII'' (2020; UsefulNotes/PlayStation4)
* [[/index]]Other upcoming projects:

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* ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' (2013; UsefulNotes/PlayStation3)
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** ''The Last of Us: Remastered'' (2014; UsefulNotes/PlayStation4)
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** ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII'' (2020; UsefulNotes/PlayStation4)
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* [[/index]]Other Other upcoming projects:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** If Naughty Dog never signed on to the company, there would be no Crash Bandicoot but they would make Al O. Saurus and Dinestein, a side-scrolling video game based on time travel and scientists genetically merged with dinosaurs, (a spoof on Back to the Future and Jurassic Park).
** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game named by fans as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
** Their version of ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxterTheLostFrontier'' is this in its entirety. They handed the game off to Creator/HighImpactGames after difficulties developing it alongside ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}''. They later tried to do a complete ContinuityReboot of the series, but they found that their ideas, while ambitious, didn't fit ''Jak'', so they cancelled it in favor of ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs''.
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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname named by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname named by fans]] fans as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.



** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname named by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname named by fans]] fans as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled named by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.



** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled named by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.



** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.

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** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game game, they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, [=PS3=], concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
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** An untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
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** Before they would develop Uncharted and after the cancellation of the 4th Jak and Daxter game they pitch an untitled Sci-Fi Game [[FanNickname doubled by fans]] as ''Savage Starlight'' for the PS3, concept art of this scrapped game can be found on the “Naughty Dog’s 30th Anniversary” art book.
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** ''Jak 4''; Around 2008, Naughty Dog began exploring the idea of a fourth entry in the ''Jak and Daxter'' franchise, which, if the concept art shown in ''The Art of Naughty Dog'' book was any indication, would have seen the franchise ditch [[ArtShiftedSequel the stylized style of the previous entries in favor of a more realistic looking asthetic]]. The project was ultimately shelved in favor of ''VideOGame/TheLastOfUs''.

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** ''Jak 4''; Around around 2008, Naughty Dog began exploring the idea of a proper fourth entry in the ''Jak and Daxter'' franchise, which, if the concept art shown in ''The Art of Naughty Dog'' book was any indication, would have seen the franchise ditch [[ArtShiftedSequel the stylized style of the previous entries in favor of a more realistic looking asthetic]]. The project was ultimately shelved in favor of ''VideOGame/TheLastOfUs''.
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** ''Jak 4''; Around 2008, Naughty Dog began exploring the idea of a fourth entry in the ''Jak and Daxter'' franchise, which, if the concept art shown in ''The Art of Naughty Dog'' book was any indication, would have seen the franchise ditch [[SequelArtShift the stylized style of the previous entries in favor of a more realistic looking asthetic]]. The project was ultimately shelved in favor of ''VideOGame/TheLastOfUs''.

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** ''Jak 4''; Around 2008, Naughty Dog began exploring the idea of a fourth entry in the ''Jak and Daxter'' franchise, which, if the concept art shown in ''The Art of Naughty Dog'' book was any indication, would have seen the franchise ditch [[SequelArtShift [[ArtShiftedSequel the stylized style of the previous entries in favor of a more realistic looking asthetic]]. The project was ultimately shelved in favor of ''VideOGame/TheLastOfUs''.
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** ''Jak 4''; Around 2008, Naughty Dog began exploring the idea of a fourth entry in the ''Jak and Daxter'' franchise, which, if the concept art shown in ''The Art of Naughty Dog'' book was any indication, would have seen the franchise ditch [[SequelArtShift the stylized style of the previous entries in favor of a more realistic looking asthetic]]. The project was ultimately shelved in favor of ''VideOGame/TheLastOfUs''.
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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of Sony's top development studios, if not is best one of all.

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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of Sony's top development studios, if not is the best one of all.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: The co-founders Andy Gavin and Jason Rubin.
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Controversy that has nothing to do with their work


In recent years, however, the studio has come under fire for some unsavory practices, including accusations of sexual harassment by a former developer and various reports of some of the worst crunch in the industry in their development cycles, which caused a portion of their employees to departure. Notable figures within the studios like ''Uncharted'' creator Creator/AmyHenning, ''Uncharted 3'' director Justin Richmond, ''The Last of Us'' lead artist Nate Wells and ''The Last of Us'' co-creator and creative director Bruce Straley have all left the studio since 2014.
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* {{Childhood Friend}}s: The co-founders Andy Gaivn and Jason Rubin have known each other as children.

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* {{Childhood Friend}}s: The co-founders Andy Gaivn Gavin and Jason Rubin have known each other as children.
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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of, if not Sony's top development studio.

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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of, if not of Sony's top development studio.
studios, if not is best one of all.



* ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxter'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 2}}), a launch [=PS2=] game that spawned three sequels from Naughty Dog before they moved on.
* ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 3}}), one of the system's top selling and most acclaimed franchises.

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* ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxter'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 2}}), (UsefulNotes/PlayStation2), a launch [=PS2=] game that spawned three sequels from Naughty Dog before they moved on.
* ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 3}}), (UsefulNotes/PlayStation3), one of the system's top selling and most acclaimed franchises.
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** A casting call went out purportedly for their next project in the Fall of 2018 looking for an African American male in his 40s-60s. The legitimacy of the casting call hasn’t been confirmed nor do we know if it’s for a new IP or one of their existing franchises.

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** A casting call went out purportedly for In January 2021, they confirmed that their next feature-length project is in the Fall of 2018 looking development and began hiring for an African American male in his 40s-60s. The legitimacy of the casting call hasn’t been confirmed nor do we know if it’s for it but didn't disclose any details. Although it's rumored to be a new IP or one of their existing franchises.IP.
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In recent years, however, the studio has come under fire for some unsavory practices, including accusations of sexual harassment by a former developer and various reports of a Crunch in their development cycles, which caused a portion of their employees to departure. Notable figures within the studios like ''Uncharted'' creator Creator/AmyHenning, ''Uncharted 3'' director Justin Richmond, ''The Last of Us'' lead artist Nate Wells and ''The Last of Us'' co-creator and creative director Bruce Straley have all left the studio since 2014.

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In recent years, however, the studio has come under fire for some unsavory practices, including accusations of sexual harassment by a former developer and various reports of a Crunch some of the worst crunch in the industry in their development cycles, which caused a portion of their employees to departure. Notable figures within the studios like ''Uncharted'' creator Creator/AmyHenning, ''Uncharted 3'' director Justin Richmond, ''The Last of Us'' lead artist Nate Wells and ''The Last of Us'' co-creator and creative director Bruce Straley have all left the studio since 2014.
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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyComputerEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of, if not Sony's top development studio.

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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyComputerEntertainment, Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles, and are considered one of, if not Sony's top development studio.

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** ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander'' (2004; UsefulNotes/PlayStation2)

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* HeterosexualLifePartners: The co-founders Andy Gavin and Jason Rubin.



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* ''Rings of Power'' (1991; UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis)[[index]]
* ''[[VideoGame/WayOfTheWarrior Way of the Warrior]]'' (1994; [[UsefulNotes/ThreeDOInteractiveMultiplayer 3DO]])

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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyComputerEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles.

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Naughty Dog is an American video game developer owned by Creator/SonyComputerEntertainment, first formed as Jam Software in 1984 before renaming themselves to their current name in 1989. They are responsible for many hit franchises for the [=PlayStation=] consoles.
consoles, and are considered one of, if not Sony's top development studio.



* ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxter'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 2}}), a launch [=PS2=] game.

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* ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxter'' (UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 2}}), a launch [=PS2=] game.game that spawned three sequels from Naughty Dog before they moved on.


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With the massive critical and commercial success of ''The Last of Us'', Naughty Dog is now regarded as one of the most beloved and respected development studios in the industry, and their focus on nuanced, deliberately-paced and visually stunning narratives has become somewhat of a blueprint to their fellow Sony-owned developers and other companies outside of the Sony Worldwide Studios umbrella.

In recent years, however, the studio has come under fire for some unsavory practices, including accusations of sexual harassment by a former developer and various reports of a Crunch in their development cycles, which caused a portion of their employees to departure. Notable figures within the studios like ''Uncharted'' creator Creator/AmyHenning, ''Uncharted 3'' director Justin Richmond, ''The Last of Us'' lead artist Nate Wells and ''The Last of Us'' co-creator and creative director Bruce Straley have all left the studio since 2014.


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** An unidentified multiplayer-focused game, apparently in the vein of the "Factions" multiplayer mode of ''The Last of Us''.

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