It’s shocking how much buckshit this event has brought out in people. The first three UC games are brilliant, and made even better in the Nathan Drake Collection. They don’t need remastering or remaking.
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Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy officially coming to PS5 & PC
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GrayFoxPL
Member
Still believe in rumors?
Kenneth Haight
Gold Member
100% agree, how come we just got the HZD 60 FPS patch a few weeks ago, why can they not just unlock the framerate on PS5 for UC4?
Its a good game but not worth paying any more money for. Apart from Wolverine I am not really hyped for much in last nights show, which is sad, maybe I am getting too old.
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
Any word on exactly whats changed? is it just a 4K/60 update? i mean if that's it and they charge they can go an fuck, money you guys make you should be giving us a patch but if they add in RT and a load of extra stuff and offer an upgrade price for those of us that have the original then id be fine with paying a small premium
kyliethicc
Member
Sony have shared literally no details on any improvements.
Trailer is 60 Hz tho, so we can assume there's a 60 FPS option on PS5. No word on resolution, audio, DualSense, loading, etc.
Obviously the PC version will have various framerate, resolution, settings options, etc.
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Shmunter
Member
They held out on that HZD patch forever tho.
Must’ve been keeping it in the back pocket incase they wanted to repackage it as a remaster.
In the end they seemingly gave up on the idea. Suspect they twisted themselves into a pretzel trying to figure out how to resell it, but considering they already did a complete edition it was too difficult a proposition.
Nemesisuuu
Member
We need GT on PC.
Sleepwalker
Member
PC is rife with better (and better looking) racing sims no?
Sure itd be nice to have but at the same time meh
Dust-by-Monday
Member
I really hope this means they'll remaster TLOU2 as well.
Nemesisuuu
Member
I'd like to have everything in one place, that's the main reason.
firegamer273
Member
dont know why they are not releasing the first trilogy on pc it would sell like hot cakes.
StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Technically under as there will be no upgrade path. Will be about $60 ($70, but $10 off since it's a remaster).
This isnt a cross gen release across PS4/PS5. It's a dedicated PS5 game.
UC4 is a way overrated game. They could have chopped 4 hours off that game easy. I struggled to get through it. And it wasn't that long of a game, but too many cutscenes and repetitive gameplay and those sections which you go through and don't really do anything but they make basically manually press a button here and there to "fast forward" through the story.
I only played through it because I wanted to experience a next gen (at the time) PS4 game. And was left with the feeling well I'm not going to be missing anything. And that yes I don't really like these kinds of (cutscene) games.
I only played through it because I wanted to experience a next gen (at the time) PS4 game. And was left with the feeling well I'm not going to be missing anything. And that yes I don't really like these kinds of (cutscene) games.
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StateofMajora
Banned
Still hoping for a ps4 patch to unlock FPS of uncharted 4.
Not paying for a remaster of druck’s work. It already looks crisp on ps4 pro. These are the most cash grab remasters you can think of ; ps5 is perfectly capable of running the ps4 games at 60 with a patch
Curious to see the pc version though. 4K 120fps has got me excited, if the game does not break at 120fps that is.
Not paying for a remaster of druck’s work. It already looks crisp on ps4 pro. These are the most cash grab remasters you can think of ; ps5 is perfectly capable of running the ps4 games at 60 with a patch
Curious to see the pc version though. 4K 120fps has got me excited, if the game does not break at 120fps that is.
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yeah this exactly. it's basically:
climbing
cutscene
combat set piece
cutscene
advance thru linear environment
cutscene
rinse and repeat 4x.
Nintendo could do the gameplay way better imo. And make you feel like you are progressing gameplaywise through the whole thing. I thought the gameplay progression was very flat. That's why it felt repetitive.
They rely on cutscenes to keep you playing instead of making you feel like you are becoming stronger as a character. And that just doesn't do it for me. It's too flat. And I struggled to keep playing.
There is a slight new wrinkle added on the climbing mechanic after awhile but it's pretty minor and overall the climbing was just going thru the motions anyway as were other sections of the game like going thru the house towards the latter half of the game and pressing A(or X) when a context sensitive prompt comes up. With the combat set pieces they basically just add more enemies as the game goes on.
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StateofMajora
Banned
Uncharted 2 and 3 would also scale very nicely to 4K. Though they still look good on ps4 1080p60.
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rofif
Can’t Git Gud
nope. This game is not really much about aiming. You can even play with lock on.
The challange is in encounters. Not just in headshots.
IMO if a game main challange is in precise mouse aiming then it's a bit lost on me and can be a bit shallow
Heimdall_Xtreme
Jim Ryan Fanclub's #1 Member
What a dissapoint of Sony launch Uncharted in PC.
Blow my mind that my laptop gaming can run Uncharted 4.
Blow my mind that my laptop gaming can run Uncharted 4.
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StateofMajora
Banned
They already remastered 2 it looks great and you can play it on ps5. Reremaster?
4 is not too bad, pretty good at parts, slow in others and nadine is fucking dumb. Presentation and the drake brothers save it for me.
Hennig getting blackballed hurt it a lot.
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Mister Wolf
Member
I want the trilogy as well. If I can't have the first 3 then I won't buy 4.
Games of Today
Member
All I want is 1 and 2 in 4K, 60fps. And Uncharted 3 would be an incredible bonus.
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rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
It's also about aiming. Aim assists or even worse, lock on, makes the gunplay pointless...
Games of Today
Member
Ahh finally a true connoisseur. To me, 1 and 2 are unbelievable. Drakes Fortune is like an awesome B movie and Among Thieves is like a wild blockbuster film.
SEGAvangelist
Gold Member
I think this will do well on PC, but for PS5 I just thought... why? All these 2 games need is an fps unlock.
rofif
Can’t Git Gud
There can be more nuance to this beyond the sheer precision. It's a mark of a better game.
SLB1904
Banned
Imagine playing 3rd person shooter with a mouse and keyboard lol
sendit
Member
I'm sorry your experience is limited. The following third person games all play better with a mouse and keyboard:
Horizon Zero Dawn
Gears of War
Max Payne
Days Gone
The Division
The list goes on and on.
sendit
Member
I disagree. The encounters/challenges become easier when you can precisely hit your target (headshots do matter) while taking advantage of Uncharted's verticality and movement abilities. Locked on aiming is a sin to gaming.
Favorite game of the previous gen was Ghost of Tsushima and I avoided using the bow unless I was forced to. Sony needs to create a Dual Sense keyboard and mouse.
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rofif
Can’t Git Gud
I am a "pc gamer" and I understand that pov but also - It is so refreshing to have lock on enabled and focus on running, choice of weapons, flanking etc.
I don't just aim for the head of ever enemy to end the battle at the spot
Oh wait ps5 owners get it a couple of weeks sooner.
sendit
Member
Definitely a preference thing (headshots are incredibly satisfying to me). I guess we can agree to disagree.
Larxia
Member
I couldn't disagree more on this. I really hate constantly seeing people thinking that lock-on aiming is some kind of assisted mode. It depends on the game, sure, and if something was really made for aiming, then yes, lock-on could not have its place there, but it's not a reason to completely despise lock-on systems either, if the game was designed around it, it can be really good.
I personally really don't have any fun in most shooter, especially 3rd persons where it's just a cover shooter, hiding and shooting, it's incredibly boring to me, I don' thave fun with the action of "aiming" in such games. However, when games are designed with lock-on system in mind, it can be a very different style of gameplay, with the action being focused on your movement, your character actions, instead of the aiming.
In the ps2 era there used to be a lot of games like this, and I preferred it, for example Star Wars Bounty Hunter was pretty great at that, it had a lock-on system, but the game was designed around this, you were not supposed to play without a lock-on, so the difficulty was adapted to that, you had a lot of ennemies, you had to fly around, do backlips while switching quickly between different ennemies etc, it was super fun and not particularly easy at all. It make games feel more like action / combat games, rather than just gun shoot / aiming games.
So really, no, locked on is not a sin, if the game was designed around it, it's a different style of gameplay, and I really can't see why people comletely reject his idea. Also free aiming makes even less sense on a controller, it's just so dull and boring imo.
nightmare-slain
Member
that's stupid.... not 1, 2, 3??? yeah they are dated as heck but this is like selling a book with only the last chapter and a fuck up epilogue lol (or a movie with the last 20-30 minutes). i think lost legacy is actually the best Uncharted game but i still won't be buying it. Fuck Naughty Dog and fuck Neil Druckmann.
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nightmare-slain
Member
99% of games play better with mouse/keyboard lol. you sometimes get the odd game that you NEED a controller for but most are better with keyboard/mouse even if they are console ports.
SLB1904
Banned
Yeah nah. Looks wonky as hell lol
From what i remembered yes.
But when i played UC3 recently it was a complete different experience...
Combat is abysmall and buggy... it doesnt seem right and havent aged well.
rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
Imagine being limited for the slow analog stick to control the slow and imprecise camera/aiming/crosshair that "needs" aim assists/lock on, too few buttons leading to claw grip + weapons wheels + disgusting L3/R3 buttons...
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rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
Well that explains everything...
Andodalf
Banned
As someone who played all 4 for the first time last fall, UC 1 could legit use some love. It’s the only one where I’d say the gameplay felt definitively dated.
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