Uncharted Collection – review | The Guardian

Sometimes it's all in the execution. Fundamentally, the Uncharted games – re-released together here in anticipation of part three's arrival later this year – are risibly derivative boilerplate. Centred on the exploits of wisecracking treasure hunter Nathan Drake, they follow an Indiana Jones formula of shootouts, daredevil acrobatics and triple-crossing love interests, garnished with enough priceless antiquities to make Neil MacGregor giddy. These cliches are, however, delivered with such disarming amiability and impeccable attention to detail that they become not just forgivable but positively enjoyable. -

[trainsinrdr]

Why does this need reviews its just 2 games at a discounted in a bundle.

[Kee]

Yeah. People could just refer to the reviews of the games that were written when the games came out.

But no, apparently people are too dumb to do that.

[Hicken]

I'm wondering what "risibly" means.

[Johnny_Cojones]

risible-
1 a : capable of laughing b : disposed to laugh
2 : arousing or provoking laughter; especially laughable

3 : associated with, relating to, or used in laughter <risible muscles>
— ris·i·bly

[Hicken]

Interesting. I would have thought it was some sort of dig at, say, people of Asian cultures not being able to say certain vowels.

[Quagmire]

Bundle Review:

Uncharted Drakes Fortune: 10
Uncharted Among Thieves: 10
Cover art of Uncharted Bundle: 0

[RastafariPrime]

Okay. There's such a great point this article, right? No...
Oh sorry. Both are great games. Buy it.