Don’t worry, Naughty Dog has promised this is the final Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End trailer you’ll have to watch.
With just two weeks until the game launches on May 10, fans are brimming with anticipation as we get set to embark on Nathan Drake’s final adventure.
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The trailer is only 30 seconds long, but is filled with plenty of action to get us excited for the full release. Many have speculated how the series could end, or indeed if it will end at all. With the introduction of new characters in this entry, and gameplay footage showing a new sandbox format, it’ll be interesting to see where Naughty Dog goes from here.
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The big-name developer recently teased it will return to The Last of Us once all content for Uncharted is finished, as if fans could get any more excited.
What do you think is going to happen in Drake’s last adventure? Is it really his final outing? Could we see Drake’s demise? Let us know in the comments below.
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