Nolan North, the longtime voice and motion capture actor behind Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series, has publicly urged Sony to move forward with Uncharted 5. In a recent interview, North stated that the decision to greenlight another installment ultimately comes down to whether Sony wants to make money from the franchise. His comments reflect confidence in the series’ enduring commercial appeal and his own readiness to reprise the iconic role.

The actor’s remarks highlight a broader conversation about the business side of major gaming franchises, particularly how established IPs like Uncharted continue to drive interest and potential revenue for platform holders. North’s involvement has been central to the series’ identity since its inception, making his endorsement a notable factor in any future development discussions.

While no official announcement has been made regarding Uncharted 5, North’s comments add to growing fan and industry speculation about a possible return for the treasure-hunting protagonist. His willingness to return suggests that creative and logistical barriers may be lower than perceived, assuming Sony sees sufficient financial incentive.

As of now, Sony has not confirmed any plans for a new mainline Uncharted title. However, the continued popularity of the existing games through remasters and backward compatibility keeps the franchise in the public eye. North’s public stance underscores the role talent can play in advocating for sequels when both creative passion and market potential align.