Uncharted Nathan Drake Collection hits 120 FPS on PC with unofficial SuperMedo port

Uncharted trilogy was made unofficial PC port by SuperMedo so now you can enjoy the Nathan Drake Collection on modern hardware! This is a great event as one of PlayStation exclusive series can be now enjoyed in high FPS on PC. The game features 60 FPS and 120 FPS mode with the smooth visuals that clearly look better than on console games.

SuperMedo releases 0.3.6 update for the trilogy

This port uses shadPS4 derived renderer which translates PS4 graphics commands and shaders to Vulkan API. SuperMedo's port with version 0.3.6 is using x86-64 instructions with native CPU execution for game logic. There is also another beta port by BilalReloaded (version 0.3.1) with ultrawide display support.

This software includes upscaling and frame generation like NVIDIA DLAA, AMD FSR 3.1 and 4 as well as DLSS/FSR Frame Generation support. The Stargames Benchmarks has checked the game and it performs around 120 FPS at 1440p native on AMD Ryzen 5 7500F and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER. People from community enjoy 100-120FPS at 1080p with DLAA on RTX 4060 but it drops to around 80 FPS on larger areas.

0.3.6 version especially fixes issues with graphical corruption and crashes that was in Uncharted 2. The player needs his own decrypted PS4 game dumps to play the games. Global GitHub download is available. Please keep in mind that >120 FPS is experimental and may lead to unexpected issues.

Some players report occasional crashes and save corruption in Chapter 11 of games. SuperMedo published 0.3.6 version for stability fixes but the full completion stability is still experimental. It's big step forward on the way for community PS exclusive emulation on PC.