@uncha1n3d: I don't believe they are going the Tomb Raider route, but more openness to the current level design so-to-speak. For instance the Jeep level that was shown off.....it seems it will offer many different routes in that aspect instead of an "open-world" design. I think it will stick to its A-B style level design, but now it will be more along the lines of A-B-C-D sort of design.
@srinivas: Definitely not! Uncharted has always been an epic masterpiece and that is the whole point of the genre. The gun battles are always intense and the level of detail and smoothness to the gameplay will make it much more intuitive.
@merwanor: I would highly suggest the PS4 technically speaking of course. Besides that point, I believe the game would look just as good as it is now on PS4 if it were on PC.....the only difference, is that the PC would definitely offer 60fps+ for the single player content.
Man, seems like yesterday when I was perusing Blockbuster looking for something new on the Playstation and coming across a game with a guy with a shotgun freaked out looking at giant spiders on the cover......."Resident Evil you don't say......alright I'll rent this I guess." ------> Life Changed.
@jayskoon93: DO NOT start with 4! This game at it's heart is to be enjoyed as an epic set-piece driven game with a great story; so starting with 4 would only ruin the experience. Because truthfully, ever single one of these games is perfect! With the remastered collection, not only are the graphics sharpened, but also the controls (that frankly plagued the first game on PS3). Plus, if you are even the slightest bit interested in the series, you can't go without playing Uncharted 2, one of the best games ever. You won't be disappointed.
@Pelezinho777: Yup, as @Berserk8989 said, you will never see a PS exclusive come to PC unless the dev themselves go all-around with every platform......sort of like what Konami did with the Metal Gear franchise. In the past that would have never happened if Metal Gear stuck with $ony.
@Mickeyminime: Well you've clearly made some bad choices then. I'll admit, I played the first Uncharted and didn't like it much-- albeit, the graphics were amazing at the time, but I just didn't like the controls and the aiming was a bit off. Years later I ended up getting Uncharted 2 (by certain means) and played a bit of it and it was simply AMAZING! They seemed to have fixed the controls to make them much tighter and the graphics only got better! Got about an hour into the game and figured I should stop while I'm ahead and go back to the first Uncharted. I did and got as used to the controls as I could and it too was an amazing games-- great set pieces and story line. Went forward with Uncharted 2 and, simply put, it is probably one of the greatest games ever made, period!! And as far as TLoU, it was probably one of the most intense story-driven games I've ever played-- and I agree with you, you need to be in a certain mood with it, because it's intention is to hit you at an emotional level.
@sonypony4eva: Until Dawn is a story driven game that doesn't utilize the gameplay elements that games like Uncharted have....therefore, it doesn't need to render things at a faster rate so it can utilize better graphics (if they really are in fact any better). The Order had to sacrifice A LOT to get graphics as good at they did.....sacrificing resolution with letterbox format and dropped to 30fps; now I know U4 is doing the same for FPS, but they are not holding back what the PS4 can do.
@Veemon_X: Well, if this "PS4.5" actually hits the market, chances are they might update with a patch to get the game running at 60fps/1080p for those consoles.
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