[Scarlett.]

You’ve asked for it and we listened. Today we finally get to announce that Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception are being released for the PS4 in the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection, available 7th October 2015 (9th October in UK and Ireland)!

Since the launch of the PS4, we’ve seen plenty of requests across our Twitter, Facebook, and message boards all over the internet for the first three games in the Uncharted series, which have managed to sell an amazing 21+ million copies and garner an average 92 Metacritic rating, to receive a remastered release.

We couldn’t agree more, as what better way to get prepared for Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End than to revisit – or play for the first time – the first three games that launched the fortune-hunting icon that is Nathan Drake?

Early last month, Eric and I took a trip to Austin on the down low to visit the incredible team at Bluepoint Games to check out Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection in person and get ready for this announcement. What we’ve seen of the collection so far looks fantastic!

The team at Bluepoint Games is incomparable regarding their portfolio of achievements and remastered releases, and we’ve been working closely with them to bring over our engine to make Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection an exemplary game.

That means not only allowing you to play the single-player campaigns of Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception in 1080p and 60fps with better lighting, textures, and models, but they’re also working on a range of improvements and additions across all three games.

We put together the list of these improvements and additions based on countless forum posts, messages, Tweets, and even through personal conversations we’ve had with a number of you over the years. More on these specifics in future updates.

By pre-ordering Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection now, you can receive the Nathan Drake Pack which includes single player skins of iconic Drake outfits as well as everyone’s favorite weapons: the Golden AK-47 and Golden 92FS guns. If you pre-order the digital download via the PlayStation Store, you will also get an Uncharted: Nathan Drake Collection PS4 dynamic theme.

Oh, and one other important note, buying the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection grants you exclusive access to Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End multiplayer beta (while the beta is available, of course.)

With the release a scant four months away, we’re looking forward to getting you ready for Drake’s next adventure with the remastered version of these first three Uncharted titles. With luck we’ll be able to put together some opportunities for our fans to see and play parts of Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection prior to its release. We’ll keep you posted here in the upcoming months.

[Samuel.]

Great stuff. Will have to get myself a PS4 sharpish.

[user104658]

Awesome. I've actually only played Uncharted 2, I loved it but never got around to playing 3 as I wasn't doing much console gaming by then, and I sold my PS3 after getting the PS4. Will be good to be able to catch up before 4 comes out.

[Ramsay]

2 is by far the best

[Kazanne]

I love The Uncharted games

[RichardG]

I really enjoyed Uncharted 1+2 so might get this just for them. I wasn't crazy about the third one/I don't think I actually even completed it, but I could give it another go with this. I'll buy it eventually, I'll probably hold off for a while though if they're charging full price. I never like to pay £40/50 for remasters no matter how good the game is.

[Kyle]

Second is probably the best in my opinion but the first one just had that charm factor for me. I couldn't put it down because I was dying for Nate and Elena to get it on.

[Samuel.]

I rate 2 as one of the best games ever

3 was really good but couldn't reach the bar 2 had set. Loved the multiplayer.

1 I had to watch on youtube it frustrated me so much. I will force myself to personally complete it on this, though...

[Mystic Mock]

The first was my favourite as I didn't like some of the early levels of the second one.