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sinha on 14 November 2007

Eurogamer:

"Topped off with the most stunning use of the PS3's underused technical prowess yet, Uncharted: Drake's Progress is, for my money, the first must-have PlayStation 3 title."

"Far from being just another Tomb Raider, Uncharted, at times, feel like a wish-list of all the best bits of your favourite action games of the past five years."


"Truly, Uncharted is the first game I've seen to date that makes me wonder if it could be done on the Xbox 360, and as a huge admirer of the software line-up on Microsoft's system, that's saying a lot." 

 

The PS3 could use some good news for once, and Uncharted is looking solid. This will definitely be one of the first games I pick up when I get a PS3 next year.



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NightStalker on 14 November 2007

yay for Uncharted. Now I just need to get it in my hands.



FinalEvangelion on 14 November 2007

That's really good. Eurogamer tends to be a hard reviewer.



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