Those watching Gogglebox on Channel 4 tonight could win some Uncharted 4 prizes in a live Twitter competition.
The first commercial break of tonight’s show will be taken up by an Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End gameplay demonstration.
Those watching can use the #Uncharted4Live hashtag on Twitter during the demo to win a variety of goodies. The winners will be announced during the final ad break.
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“We believe Uncharted 4 is the best-looking game ever made, which is a bold statement and one we want to reinforce,” said Playstation UK’s Laura Bradley.
“The ad break takeover with Channel 4 has given us the perfect format for doing so and showing off this extraordinary game to its fullest.”
It is unclear what the prizes will be, but we can only assume they are Uncharted related.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is set to launch on May 10 exclusively for PS4.
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We scored it 9/10 in our review, describing it as a “storming climax to the Nathan Drake saga.”
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