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Completed
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Time Played
22h 45m
Days in Journal
2 days
Last played
September 23, 2022
First played
August 29, 2022
Platforms Played
"A Great, Yet Gutted Collection of Adventures"
This package takes the great experiences of "Uncharted 4: A Thieves' End" and "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" and increases their fidelity even more. Unfortunately, Naughty Dog decided not to translate this to the multiplayer of either game (even the Survival modes were shorted), making this an enjoyable but emptier version of these titles.
There isn't too much to say with this remaster collection. For the single-player it ends up being the definitive version to experience both titles. For multiplayer, it does nothing. Thankfully I own the older versions and upgraded digitally to the new ones, meaning I can have the best balance between the two. Unfortunately, many new players (just like the Nathan Drake Collection did before) will miss out on the unique multiplayer components that this series has always had to offer.
Smooth, 60 FPS performance mode is wonderful, but all versions of this game frankly look great on an OLED. The texture work is tightened up making the image clear and crisp wherever you go in the story. Load times are incredible as well, barely taking a few seconds to boot up to where you were in your last session! I can Recommend it if you are a huge fan of the series and want the definitive version of the single-player experience OR if this is your first time playing the campaigns for either of these games. Besides that, it's not really much of a "must-buy".
Final Verdict: 9/10 (Excellent)
This package takes the great experiences of "Uncharted 4: A Thieves' End" and "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" and increases their fidelity even more. Unfortunately, Naughty Dog decided not to translate this to the multiplayer of either game (even the Survival modes were shorted), making this an enjoyable but emptier version of these titles.
There isn't too much to say with this remaster collection. For the single-player it ends up being the definitive version to experience both titles. For multiplayer, it does nothing. Thankfully I own the older versions and upgraded digitally to the new ones, meaning I can have the best balance between the two. Unfortunately, many new players (just like the Nathan Drake Collection did before) will miss out on the unique multiplayer components that this series has always had to offer.
Smooth, 60 FPS performance mode is wonderful, but all versions of this game frankly look great on an OLED. The texture work is tightened up making the image clear and crisp wherever you go in the story. Load times are incredible as well, barely taking a few seconds to boot up to where you were in your last session! I can Recommend it if you are a huge fan of the series and want the definitive version of the single-player experience OR if this is your first time playing the campaigns for either of these games. Besides that, it's not really much of a "must-buy".
Final Verdict: 9/10 (Excellent)