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For too desire, video game characters have been permitted to strut through their games without a comment about their fashion feeling — or the sense of the game designers who clothed them. No more. We are proud to launch this new era of virtual forge scrutiny with a check of what the beautiful virtual people of Uncharted 2: Among Thieves are wearing during their new and critically-acclaimed PlayStation 3 adventure. Assisting Kotaku this ever are: – Amy Hennig , Creative Director of Uncharted 2 development studio Naughty Dog. Her studio also provided the many testimonial photos included here. – Heather and Jessica from fashion blog Go Fug Yourself , who asked us to refer to them as “The Fug Girls.” Their blog is most successfully at cracking jokes on poorly dressed celebrities. They were a shade kinder here. They have not played Virgin 2 yet. – Latoya Peterson , editrix of Racialicious , and a contributor to our women-oriented sister blog Jezebel . She has not played Unexplored 2 yet. Let’s dive in… Nathan Drake Amy Hennig : Drake is not a man concerned with fashion. He wears what’s undisturbed and practical, regardless how stained and well-worn those items of clothing may be. His only indulgences are his belt buckles, and the cincture he wears on a cord around his neck – a ring supposedly passed down from his ancestor, Sir Francis Drake. The Fug Girls : Drake’s essential outfit has all the qualities a guy could need: It’s comfortable, relaxed, breathable, suggests he might be wonderful ripped, and prevents holster-chafing. Our quibble is with the accessory hanging from his belt — absotively-posolutely any adventurer worth his stubble knows that if you might need to break into a run, you shouldn’t cool one's heels a dagger anywhere within stabbing distance of your thigh. Latoya Peterson : Excellent outfit for the circumstances. Unexpected but sturdy, easily adaptable for a variety of situations. Naughty Dog Reference: Converse Jack Purcell shoes Offensive Dog Reference: Henley shirt. Naughty Dog Reference: Diesel Jeans Naughty Dog Specification: Belt Buckle Naughty Dog Reference: Watch Drake In The Cold The Fug Girls : If it’s heatless enough for Drake’s enormous fur-trimmed sleeves — he looks like a Mongol huntsman about to gnaw on an enormous leg of mutton — then why isn’t Drake’s bare neck thoroughly freezing? Are scarves insufficiently manly? And would it kill an adventurer to wash his pants every once in a while? Latoya Peterson : The shearling coating for winter weather is a nice touch. Chloe Frazer Amy Hennig : We wanted Chloe’s outfits to be hands-on but sexy, and to display a sense of style. Rather than put her in shapeless cargo pants and standard-conclusion boots, she wears form-fitting cargos that accentuate her figure, and high boots that have a retro-draughtsman flair. Chloe doesn’t want to look too “put-together,” but she’s got a salubrious body, and she knows it. The Fug Girls : What else would you wear to scramble around the Himalayas looking for treasure than a belly shirt and a assortment of grungy accessories that might get caught on a tree and accidentally garrote you? That being said, we have to congratulate Chloe for wearing fittingly practical cargo pants. They’re still tight enough to be sexy, but she also has all those pockets – so at the ready for the adventurer on the go. Latoya Peterson : Overall, the look works. It’s utilitarian, and it’s positive this character is out to handle her business. The shrunken tees are a bit much though – not much protection against weather or violation. They are perfect layering pieces though, so this could be easily rectified with a long sleeve kevlar undershirt. Chloe In Red The Fug Girls : Approved us if we’re wrong, but isn’t this the same shirt Chloe was wearing earlier, just in a original color? Is she like the Albert Einstein of treasure-hunters, with a closet full of multiple examples of the extract same outfit? Regardless: Better a t-shirt than a bra top. Naughty Dog Reference: Cargo Pants Ungovernable Dog Reference: Boots Naughty Dog Reference: Holster Elena Fisher Amy Hennig : Like Drake, Elena tends to endure what’s practical in her line of work as an investigative journalist – jeans, solid boots, and a blouse that will look all right on camera. In a field dominated by men, she still tries to maintain some femininity in her look, but it’s cool when you’re spattered with mud half the time. Her belt-mounted sidearm reflects the jeopardy likely to be inherent in her job. The Fug Girls : Presumably, it’s no surprise to Elena that she enjoys the occasional intrepid quest, so while this shirt is cute, perhaps she should shop for something more practical and less tailored — you know, so she looks like a move-seeker rather than a helpless disaster-movie damsel who is running away from the lava that unbiased wiped out her law office. (Note from Kotaku: Blame us for not notifying our fashion experts that Elena is a newswoman as well as an adventurer/videographer.) Latoya Peterson: This outfit is not working for me. An anthropologist doing bearing in mind explain field work would wear this outfit. But an adventurer? Not so sure, plus the nude colors are washing her out. Military rage is back in fashion, so I would swap out the easily destroyed button up with a sturdier blazer/jacket that can be matched with her existing camisole or a scoopneck top. Ungovernable Dog Reference: Shirt Naughty Dog Reference: Shoes Harry Flynn Amy Hennig : Flynn’s the fad is meant to betray a little more vanity than Drake’s more down-to-earth clothing. Flynn’s provision, while basic, is all designer clothing – expensive jeans, designer boots, and a stylish t-shirt and necklace. Even his choice of a gunslinger-style holster is a conscious fashion preference. The differences in their clothing is meant to set up a subtle distinction between Flynn and Drake from the outset. The Fug Girls : Nothing says, “roguish” like vicious clothes, leather gloves, man-jewelry, multiple weapons and a pompadour so aggressively retro that we wouldn’t be surprised to find out it was inspired by the many violent downward spirals of Dylan McKay. Flynn might as well just weary a tee shirt that reads, “I’m troubled, and hot. Love me.” Latoya Peterson : Abject, this look is completely over. The bad boy stereotype is screaming off the page. “Look at me! I’m the one in scurvy! The unpredictable one! Do my one-liners make me look cool?” Lighten up on the black, dissipate the accessories and use a piece like Tom Ford’s Herringbone Trench to add some drama and mystery. Supplementary, it’s the perfect place to keep both those guns, and keep the chill off. Naughty Dog Reference: Shirt Wayward Dog Reference: Necklace Victor Sullivan Amy Hennig, Creative Director, Naughty Dog : Blemish is a throwback to early action-adventure heroes like Errol Flynn and Clark Gable, with a strong dose of Ernest Hemingway thrown in. We wanted his outfit to reflect this heritage – thus the embroidered guayabera shirt, khakis, old-institute boots, and ever-present cigar. His preference for a long-barreled Colt Python side-arm completes the picture. ( Note From Kotaku: Victor Sullivan was spared the inspection of our fashion experts. You’re a lucky man, Sully! ) Naughty Dog Reference: Shirt Playful Dog Reference: Dockers Pants