Like the treasures that swashbuckling hero Nathan Drake finds, your recent articles on Uncharted 3 have been priceless. But you don't have to traverse huge deserts, pirate derelicts, or lost cities to read them. We've collected everything for you right here as part of our latest Bitmob Wants You callout.

Nathan Drake: Destroyer of worlds
By Grayson Hamilton
You can say what you want about Drake, but destruction follows him wherever he goes. Grayson points out the ridiculous amounts of damage Nate inflicts upon lost civilizations. Apparently he's never heard of the Prime Directive. (Oops, wrong genre.)

Uncharted 3: $20 on a lazy afternoon, not a $60 Game of the Year
By Anna Wright
Anna's not buying into the hype for Uncharted any more. "As it stands," she writes, "Uncharted 3 is a high-budget version of those interactive story games that come in the special features of Disney movies."

Comic: Uncharted: Drake's Sidequests
By Michael Escanuelas
I won't spoil the punch line of Michael's comic. Just know it concerns Drake's journal...and the reason you should never question an artist.

I'm getting too old for this, Nate!
By Timothy Pecoraro
Timothy's review highlights the technical achievements that developer Naughty Dog shows off in Uncharted 3. But he's got harsher words for the design mechanics, calling the game no more than "finding my way through a very pretty maze to the next cut-scene." What do you think?

Uncharted 3: The future is now
By Ned Lesesne
Remember a PlayStation 2 game called The Bouncer? Ned does. He describes an early tech demo for that title showing a highly detailed bar fight. Ned says Uncharted 3's opening set piece finally delivered on the promise of that demo.

Uncharted 3 is a flawed game -- and that's why I love it
By Casey Scheld
Critics of the Uncharted series point out that the titles sometimes seem to proceed without input from the player at all. Casey wonders if that's always a bad thing: "Naughty Dog has created a game that anybody can enjoy, no matter their taste in gaming."