These Uncharted 4 Trailers Just Get Better and Better

Here's another corker

by Robert Ramsey Fri 25th Mar 2016

We've lost count of how many trailers Uncharted 4: A Thief's End has had, but when a game looks this good, it's hard to care. Sure, we're a tad worried that we've seen too much of the PlayStation 4 exclusive, but this latest video is only 30 seconds long, and it doesn't feature any in-game footage.

No, but seriously, 30 seconds or not, this is one heck of a clip. We reckon that it's even better than the TV spot with the emotional music - and that was already pretty darn good. Nathan Drake's final adventure launches worldwide on the 10th May.

What do you make of it? Has it got the hype flowing through your veins? Flip a coin in the comments section below.

Robert (or Rob if you're lazy) is an assistant editor of Push Square, and has been a fan of PlayStation since the 90s, when Tekken 2 introduced him to the incredible world of video games. He still takes his fighting games seriously, but RPGs are his true passion. The Witcher, Persona, Dragon Quest, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, Trails, Tales — he's played 'em all. A little too much, some might say.

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WanderingBullet
Fri 25th Mar 2016

Naughty Dog needs to make a CGI Uncharted movie.

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Elodin
Fri 25th Mar 2016

Will this game end with an accidental release of plague starting plant spores?

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BAMozzy
Fri 25th Mar 2016

A lot of it does look like in-game footage - maybe given a cinematic effect - but a lot of it has been seen already. The point where we see a certain person fall does lead me to believe a certain possible conclusion that may not necessarily result in 'Nates' death but reason to consider retirement from the lifestyle.

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banacheck
Fri 25th Mar 2016

that may not necessarily result in 'Nates' death but reason to consider retirement from the lifestyle.

After the events of Uncharted 3 Drake retired to settle down with his wife Elena, it's only until Drakes older brother Sam reappears to asks him to help find the treasures of Libertalia. It's definitely the end for someone, I am sure Uncharted 4 is set seven years after the events of Uncharted 3.

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jonny_aces
Fri 25th Mar 2016

As good as this trailer no doubt is, I'm now not watching anything else for Uncharted 4. Want to go into the game fresh and somewhat oblivious to most of the storyline!

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sinalefa
Fri 25th Mar 2016

Dont want trailers, open the beta again. It is still a month and a half until release.

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Gamer83
Sat 26th Mar 2016

No more Uncharted 4 trailers for me. Waiting until release.

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WanderingBullet
Sat 26th Mar 2016

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi

An 18 rated animated movie, won't do well.

Why not?

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hi_drnick
Sat 26th Mar 2016

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi the upcoming sausage party might change that

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kyleforrester87
Sat 26th Mar 2016

I've only seen one trailer, havnt a clue what the focus of the story is if I'm honest! I hear something about Nates brother?!

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WARDIE
Sat 26th Mar 2016

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi More likely a whole bunch of 10's.Just like U2 & U3 aswell as TLOU.

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WanderingBullet
Sun 27th Mar 2016

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi Fair point but I guess it only applies to the West as they are usually only keen on making PG-13 animations. In Japan, they have a lot of really good R-Rated animations - Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Cowboy Bebop: The Movie just to name a few.

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WanderingBullet
Sun 27th Mar 2016

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi Are you referring to the anime or the live-action movie? I haven't watched the Casshern anime. As for the live-action version I thought it was okay. I do however like the theme song, though.