That museum is an actual building in the southern part inside the walled city. It used to be a naval hospital for the Colombian Navy during WW2, when the Caribbean was plagued with U-Boats. After the war it became the Naval Museum of the Caribbean. The game recreated the building quite faithfully, but placed it in the center of the old city, while in reality it has an entire plaza in front of it.
So that's what people of other countries feels when their city appears in a fictional world, shaped by reall buildings fused with fictional streets and locales. Now I want to visit my fictional city version and walk by all those unknown sites... It looks awesome.
No me gustó que pongan musica flamenca de fondo porque es Cartagena Colombia no Cartagena España pero bueno, se ve muy chevere esa versión de la ciudad amurallada, Cartagena es muy bonito y yo creo que la mejor versión de Colombia en video juegos que se haya hecho hasta ahora.
As a Hispanic it was so cool hearing Spanish in the streets of this part. I kinda wish I knew other languages to understand German or something in other games since it’s so common 😅.
En las calles hay varios acentos de Colombia. Escuché antioqueños y también, obviamente, cartageneros hablando. Los tipos de las frutas que le dicen "pelao"
Kivo L. Nah he lived in Columbia for a few years because at that time him and his brother Sam where trying to get to the thing that he saw in the museum and this is how he met Sullivan
Kivo L. Yeah after his parents died he went to Columbia but his brother Sam wasn’t introduced because drake thought he died in a Panamanian prison but they wanted to save that story for uncharted 4
¿Porque la gente de aqui la ponen con acento mexicano? encima la musica nisiquiera es tipica de aqui, si lo que querian era dar una ambientacion adecuada bien pudieron poner actores de doblaje nativos de aqui y musica tipica, la representacion esta excelente pero sinceramente ese acento mexicano y musica rompen con todo, muy mal ahi.
Siento que fue mas en el museo, pues en la calle se oyó acento costeño (18:09 "¿Me da un cafecito ahí?" sonó muy bien, de acento de Barranquilla, siendo yo de allá) y antioqueño. O sea, si hubo algo de esfuerzo allí.
That museum is an actual building in the southern part inside the walled city.
It used to be a naval hospital for the Colombian Navy during WW2, when the Caribbean was plagued with U-Boats.
After the war it became the Naval Museum of the Caribbean.
The game recreated the building quite faithfully, but placed it in the center of the old city, while in reality it has an entire plaza in front of it.
Do you remember the name of the building?
@@FireCrackerBabyEight "Museo Naval del Caribe" (literally Naval Museum of the Caribbean)
Sick!!! I’m going to go check it out now.
I’m in Cartagena right now and had to come back and rewatch this gameplay footage! ❤
So that's what people of other countries feels when their city appears in a fictional world, shaped by reall buildings fused with fictional streets and locales. Now I want to visit my fictional city version and walk by all those unknown sites... It looks awesome.
No me gustó que pongan musica flamenca de fondo porque es Cartagena Colombia no Cartagena España pero bueno, se ve muy chevere esa versión de la ciudad amurallada, Cartagena es muy bonito y yo creo que la mejor versión de Colombia en video juegos que se haya hecho hasta ahora.
@Miguel Alcala Gomez jajajajajajaja eso mismo dije
además esta bien ambientada no como esos juegos que esta en pura guerrilla y drogas
Se puede jugar en pc?
@@FRANCESCO20-24 el 4 próximamente estará disponible en PC, pero este es el 3 que solo está en la PlayStation 3 y 4.
@@fonsecavaldesluis5510 me gusta este solo por la ambientación de Cartagena 👌
I love how people in Cartagena speak with a Mexican accent in this game. 😂😂😂😂
Same when they’re in Yemen and they’re speaking with Syrian accents lmao
Yo escuche muchas expresiones de la costa colombiana como “pelado”
Pa que veas
@@andresabril3238yo escuché un "nojoda"
@@aspin5945enserio?
As a Hispanic it was so cool hearing Spanish in the streets of this part. I kinda wish I knew other languages to understand German or something in other games since it’s so common 😅.
Im German
@@leaks2.073 Cool 👍
Que elegancia
Background score is bomb
Yea
2nd time watching Gemini Man and it always remind me of this chapter.
Yo soy de colombia
Nadie te pregunto
@@Sebastian-zu4lm yo le pregunte
This game is beatifull
conozco una personita muy bonita que toca la guitarra parecido a como ambienta el juego la tempatica de latinoamerica
Por que hablan como mexicanos
Solo en el museo, pero en las calles si se escucha el acento Colombiano
En las calles hay varios acentos de Colombia. Escuché antioqueños y también, obviamente, cartageneros hablando. Los tipos de las frutas que le dicen "pelao"
Nathan Johnson And The Deception Of Drake
Rating (PG) threat
increible
Nathan Johnson And The Deception Of Drake
2001 (PG) 1h 32m
Fantasy Movie . Exciting . Hollywood Film
que bonito el representaje de mi pais
Claro que si
Soy de colombia y no sabía
It may look accurate to foreign people but this is not even similar to Cartagena.
oye cuadro
so Drake is colombian? lmao
Kivo L. Nah he lived in Columbia for a few years because at that time him and his brother Sam where trying to get to the thing that he saw in the museum and this is how he met Sullivan
@@nuggetking5373 and Drake travelled alone with only like 12 years to Colombia or what? haha
Kivo L. Yeah after his parents died he went to Columbia but his brother Sam wasn’t introduced because drake thought he died in a Panamanian prison but they wanted to save that story for uncharted 4
@@nuggetking5373 does the uncharted 4 story says that? I don't have that game hahaha.
pd. stop saying Columbia, it's with O
Kivo L. Yeah that’s what they said in uncharted 4
No están tan real falto el chicas chicas busca chicha pelao,
¿Porque la gente de aqui la ponen con acento mexicano? encima la musica nisiquiera es tipica de aqui, si lo que querian era dar una ambientacion adecuada bien pudieron poner actores de doblaje nativos de aqui y musica tipica, la representacion esta excelente pero sinceramente ese acento mexicano y musica rompen con todo, muy mal ahi.
Siento que fue mas en el museo, pues en la calle se oyó acento costeño (18:09 "¿Me da un cafecito ahí?" sonó muy bien, de acento de Barranquilla, siendo yo de allá) y antioqueño. O sea, si hubo algo de esfuerzo allí.