After 5 days playing Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, we can now tell you what we truly think about this remaster of Naughty Dog's iconic series. Inside you'll find our verdict, the +/- section, a bunch of pictures from photo mode and a few more videos of the three games. Enjoy!

Second day of our coverage of Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection on PS4 with three new videos and a few pictures from the photo mode. Since we were only allowed to capture 30 minutes of direct feed footage before the embargo lifts on Wednesday, you'll have to wait a few days to see more and to find out what we think about the collection. Until then, we remind you that we livestreamed the game yesterday and that the replay is available in the previous news article.
Note: Contrary to the first three videos in which motion blur was only activated for objects, here it is ON for objects and camera movement. It is also possible to set it to OFF.
Note 2: Yesterday's and today's videos were captured without the Day One patch (not available at this time).

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection arrived at Gamersyde this morning so we didn't lose any time to prepare two videos showing the first two episodes on PS4. Uncharted 3 will obviously follow, just give us a bit of time as we had other plans for today. We'll be live tonight at around 9:30 GMT+2 to show you more of the collection and we'll tell you what we think about the quality of this remaster. We won't be able to tell you if the collection is worth your money though, as the embargo for reviews will only lift next Wednesday.
Update: Just in time for your usual herbal tea, our first Uncharted 3 video along with our two replays (English and French).

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is also playable at Sony's booth, showing a very well known sequence from Uncharted 2, but this time of course running on PS4 at 1080p 60 fps!

Sony just sent us the story trailer of Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. The title will be out on October 9 and contains the first three games remastered at 1080p/60fps.
Update: english audio version added.

Unsurprisingly, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection has just been made official by Sony two weeks before E3. All three games will obviously be included and will run at 1080p and 60 fps. A photo mode will also be added as in every recent port and those who are ready to play the trilogy again will get an exclusive access to the Uncharted 4 beta in Spring 2016.