Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is one of Sony’s big hitters this Fall, following the delay of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End to 2016. We are only a few weeks from that release, but it sounds like Naughty Dog still has some tweaks to make to it, as they have revealed details of a day one patch for the game.
This collection of games will include the first three Uncharted games in 1080p 60fps, so it’s natural that some fixes might need to be made at launch, even with the absence of multiplayer in Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection.
Details of this patch were revealed by GameSpot, which are rather vague in what they are adjusting, rather than giving many specifics. According to the patch notes, the day one patch will have some minor fixes for stability, as well as audio and visual improvements.
There will also be some performance optimizations, which will help to tweak the aiming controls. Lastly, there will also be some “minor gameplay bug fixes,” but there is no way to really tell just what that means without actually seeing what issues the game may have in the pre-patched state.
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection will arrive exclusively for PlayStation 4 on October 9.
