The date is official: Sony and Naughty Dog will launch Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End for PlayStation 4 on March 18, 2016. So you’ve got plenty of time to grow just the right amount of stubble and pick out the perfect half-tuck for the occasion.
You also have enough time to mull over how you plan on buying Uncharted 4, because starting today you’ve got a number of options. In addition to the plain Jane standard edition, there are two physical collector’s editions, as well as a digital PlayStation Store special edition.
These are the choices, from the low end to the most extravagant. Visit www.unchartedthegame.com/purchase for pre-order availability.
Digital Deluxe Edition ($79.99):
•Uncharted 4 Triple Pack: Future access to the first ever single-player story add-on for the Uncharted series, as well as two multiplayer packs that will unlock new, rare, and legendary items
•Two multiplayer customization item unlocks
Special Edition ($79.99):
•Collectible Steelbook Case
•48-Page Hardcover Art Book by Dark Horse
•Naughty Dog & Pirate Sigil Sticker Sheet
•Naughty Dog Points: in-game currency to unlock various multiplayer content
Libertalia Collector’s Edition ($119.99):
•12” Premium Drake Statue
•Collectible Steelbook Case
•48-Page Hardcover Art Book by Dark Horse
•Naughty Dog & Pirate Sigil Sticker Sheet
•Multiplayer DLC including: Drake’s Fortune, Heist Drake, and Desert Drake outfits; Henry Avery Sigil ball cap; Madagascar Sidekick outfits; Golden Weapon Skin; Desert Weapon Skin; Naughty Dogs Points.
If that’s not enough to sort through, hit up the PlayStation blog for details on retailer-exclusive pre-order DLC offerings. I’d list those out too, but they’re so crummy it’s not worth an extra few seconds of my time to cut and paste.
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