Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is undoubtedly an extremely anticipated title that many franchise fans have looked forward to since the early going. The recent attributes that the title has exposed to the public have given more than just enough, but patience should be considered with the latest news that Naughty Dog pushed forward.
According to Gamer Shell, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End originally was set for release during the early quarters of 2016 but not as soon as what fans would expect. Those who have reserved their funds for the game can somewhat breathe a little more since the title was moved a little further from the designated launch date.
Delivered by Geeky Gadgets, the original March 2016 release date was confirmed of being moved to April 26, 2016 due to some game definition key points that will further improve the quality as promised. The team of Naughty Dog feels that they can utilize the extra time to polish the game before it releases, such as the game levels, key sequences and so on.
Noted by Christian Post, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End's multiplayer mode is another attribute that will mostly entice players to engage in the game more, and another reason to acquire time for the rest of the game's development. Given that the multiplayer mode has a lot of spots to clean up and even refine, the reason behind Naughty Dog's amendment would not come as something that is hard to absorb, and the development team also craves for the public's understanding.
Naughty Dog's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be the last title that the team will participate in. This does not mean that the popular Nathan Drake will no longer be seen, since Naughty Dog claims that they will make more titles of the same caliber and quality in the near future, exploring bigger possibilities. Stay posted for more updates on Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
