"Uncharted 4: A Thief's End," wasted eight months of Amy Hennig's story because of her departure from the studio. The video game, a product of Sony Computer Entertainment in their "Uncharted" series, is currently developed by Naughty Dog for PlayStation 4, and earlier this month, the expected changes confirmed Hennig's story being put to waste since leaving Naughty Dog.

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According to IGN, Nathan Drake, (Nolan North) on "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" said that the writers from "The Last of Us" came into the picture and they certainly wanted their own trademark on the video game, basically throwing out Amy Hennig from the picture.

A representative from Sony confirmed that Hennig's departure will not affect the schedule of the "Uncharted" series timeline. Scott Rohde's statement saying, how high profile people had an impact with the project states, there's no more to it than that. In another article posted by IGN, sources said that "The Last of Us'" Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley were the reasons Hennig was forced out of the project.

In a post by Naughty Dog on Twitter, it announced answering "burning questions" on their Wednesday Broadcast at the same time, announcing the release of the "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" demo at the E3 2015. The demo, which will be broadcasted on Twitch, will be accompanied by a Q&A portion that will be answered by the developer on Twitter.

Recently, Naughty Dog admitted having a hard time running "Uncharted 4" at 60 fps, but insists, they will make it happen no matter how hard it is. The team also vowed to deal with what is best for the "Uncharted" Series.

Nolan has a careful choice of words when asked about the departure and that he had only good things to say on both parties. Although there were no specific changes discussed on the new "Uncharted 4" series, Nolan confirmed there may be some observations on the tonal aspect of the video game. Comparing it to famous writers saying, "You can't have a Robert Ludlum novel is not going to be the same as Stephen King."

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