I really want to try that game.  I hear it is really good, but after playing Calling All Cars and Flow, I am really leery of hyped PSN games.  

 Like Insomniac is doing with the R&C and Resistance franchises. I still need to play J&D... I wonder if I could buy them from my friend...

 A just bought the whole trilogy for PS2

 I never played J & D 1 properly through and I'm about 1/3 of the way through and I tried to copy my stuff across to the PS3, and I found the game froze in one certain point, making it unplayable. I tried to go back to the PS2, but then everything had been deleted from it and now I cannot copy my save back across cause there is an error, I'm facing having to start the game again.

Finally got around to finishing this game today.

The last fifth or so of the game completely blows away the rest of the game (the 'revelation' point and on).

That said, the final boss fight is pouring acid in your eyes awful. This and Bioshock both great games with spectacularly crappy boss fights at the end. Mass Effect's final boss isn't exactly good either.

I'd give uncharted an 8.7 or 8.8, gains points for last few chapters, loses points for last boss fight. Overall I'd say it's the second best PS3 game after Ratchet.

@Bark: Super Stardust is worlds better than Flow and Calling All Cars.

 I've been looking for them, but I haven't found any around here, and my friends aren't willing to part with theirs just yet...

I agree that Stardust is better, but Calling All Cars is meant to be played multiplayer, like Rock Band.  It was fun to me but it seems that very few people play it online now.

Meanwhile, Super Stardust has high scores you can try to beat. 

flOw isn't really a game so much as an experience and a tech demo for sixaxis.  It was good at the time it came out because it was a nice experience.  It's also 4 player... 

Yep, the last boss was pretty lame.

I actually didn't like the final plot twist, I was perfectly content with the way the game was going before that point (though the level designs were pretty cool).