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Naughty Dog Unannounced Game in Development for 3 Years?! - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.28.25
28 Mar 2025
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today in the nerdy news you need to know about naughty dog has been working on an unannounced game and it's been claimed that's not what it says it just says why why do you put it's been claimed in there you know rumorly rumored not naughty dog has been no i guess it's been claimed was needed the zelda movie has a release date and a hogwarts legacy expansion has been canceled we'll have all this and more because this is kind of funny games daily
What's up, everybody? Welcome to Kinda Funny Games Daily for Friday, March 28th, 2025. I'm one of your hosts, Greg Miller, alongside Comedian. writer, and the man who made Greg Miller what he is, Mike Drucker. Hello, Mike.
Hello. Hello. I don't think that last part's true, but hello.
Up at Noon changed the game for me. All right. That changed the game for who Greg Miller is and what people thought of him. It's all because you, of course, were the writer of Up at Noon. Mike, how are you? I'm doing very well. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Of course, after you left up at noon, your career went downhill. Yeah. You know what I mean? What did you do? The Tonight Show? Sure.
Whatever. Tonight Show. Samantha Bee. Samantha Bee.
Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Emmy-nominated writer is what it says here. I don't know. But after you left and you quit IGN, you were just dead to me. Until right now, where, of course, you have your own memoir coming out April 1st. Good game. No rematch. A life made of video games. Tell me all about it, Mike.
Sure thing. So basically, during the 2023 writer's strike, I wasn't allowed to write movies or TV shows or at least pitch them. And so I wanted to write something that I knew I could like sell and like focus on during the strike. And so I had a few ideas for books and this was the one I was most excited about. So I pitched it to my agent who then helped me put together a pitch.
We pitched to HarperCollins and they bought it. So what it basically is, was. I've been reading a lot of books about movies and music where people write about how they influence their lives, like Patton Oswalt's Silver Screen Fiend, you know, a lot of like, I don't know, even like Chuck Klosterman stuff that we all used to like.
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