Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
After an entire 2015-year delay, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is finally invading PlayStation 4’s next spring. The biggest Sony franchise has seen preemptive rollouts spanning from last summer to just last month, with its final release date being announced. Naughty Dog and Sony are trying to put to the finishing touches and polish up their Killer-App some more before it goes public.
While this is everything gamers like ourselves would like to see from all companies to avoid those hideous massive gigabyte day-one patches we see at 12:01am. We just wish that some companies would wait until their 98% ready with the game to make a formal announcement for a release date, because that puts a sour taste in our mouth – especially if the game isn’t up to replay-able standards. Although Uncharted 4 won’t be that case, given the popularity from its fall multiplayer beta and a lengthy story campaign we’ll be able to enjoy in gorgeous next-generation surroundings, other third-party companies should take notes from the past mistakes of the big three.