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The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is just days away, and information technology'll give fans a chance to rewind and replay both Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy when information technology arrives. Developers at Naughty Dog, meanwhile, are thinking about the future.

GamesRadar+ sat downwards with Uncharted 4 lead cinematic animator / Lost Legacy creative director Shaun Escayg to talk about the new drove, only a possible fifth mainline game also came up. "Never say never," Escayg responded. "Uncharted is a franchise we love — that the studio loves. It's a globe we want to encounter more than of. So I can certainly say that." That'south not confirmation of an Uncharted five, only information technology does leave the door wide open for it to happen someday. It wouldn't be surprising. Uncharted four introduced Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher'southward daughter Cassie, and so there's certainly room for a continued story with her.

Fans itching for more Uncharted don't have to wait long at all, though. Legacy of Thieves Collection'due south release date is but about here — information technology launches this Friday, Jan 28 on PlayStation 5. While information technology's non coming to PS4, those who own Uncharted 4, The Lost Legacy, or the digital two-in-one combo on the previous console can upgrade to the PS5 collection for a reduced cost of $10 (versus $50 normally). Saves will respond transfer if yous're looking to pick up right where you left off. But be enlightened that if you own either of the earlier games physically, you'll need to accept the disc inserted in your PS5 to play the new drove. Unfortunately, that does lock out anyone who owns the disc and the all-digital version of the PS5.