After its release earlier this year on PlayStation 5, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is finally coming to PC. Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy are playable, and we offer you a video for each of the games. The quality of this PC port is noteworthy, with the presence of DualSense controller compatibility, RGB support for Razer Chroma peripherals, addition of FSR 2 (AMD Fidelity FX Super Resolution 2) and Nvidia DLSS, as well as a lot of different graphic options.

At PSX, Sony and Naughty Dog celebrated a decade of adventure with the Uncharted series. Since Uncharted: Drake's Fortune released in November 2007 to this year's Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, the franchise offered various memorable moments. You can recollect some of them with the trailer inside.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy returns on Gamersyde, with the 4K and 4K/HDR footage you may have already seen by mistake, and some additional gameplay sequences. After completing the game, we can say the experience is somewhat a condensed version of Uncharted 4, which reminds of the old formula most of the time. There is one big area giving a bit more freedom to explore than in UC4, but the rest of the adventure remains more linear, along the lines of UC2 and 3. Provided you don't expect something completely fresh from this new episode, you should be content with what The Lost Legacy has to offer. If you've had enough already with the previous games, then you'll probably want to pass. Choose your side!

Sony just sent us this video of the gameplay sequence shown last week of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. And as expected, Naughty Dog still got it.

Revealed during Sony's briefing, here is in good quality the story trailer of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. The standalone title from Naughty Dog is coming on August 22.

Sony shares a new trailer and new screenshots of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy to accompany the announcement that Naughty Dog's standalone game is coming August 22. The title will be available for $39.99 digitally and at retail.

One of the big announcement of this year's PlayStation Experience was a new standalone adventure in the Uncharted franchise. Naughty Dog revealed Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, a new story led by Chloe Frazer. The 8-minute long gameplay reveal in great quality (4K/50 Mbps) thanks to Sony inside.