Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy started out as downloadable content for last year’s excellent Uncharted 4, but developer Naughty Dog decided to spin it out into a standalone instalment.

And it’s a winner that doesn’t stray from the tried-and-tested formula: exotic locations, gripping set-pieces and a few puzzles, interspersed with lashings of gunplay. Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross, two supporting characters from previous adventures, step up for top billing. While it’s hard to ignore the Nathan Drakeshaped hole in the game, the developing relationship between these two works well. Visuals and sound on Lost Legacy are just as impressive as any of the previous games.

Even though it isn’t as big as Uncharted 4 (you can beat it in around 10 hours), it’s still just as fun.

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personality, from his facial expressions to phrases like “ka-chow,” voiced by Owen Wilson himself.

But Ultimate Lightning Mcqueen is not for use outdoors, meaning you’re limited to driving it around the kitchen floor, and the on-screen joystick and controls can be fiddly.

While it’s more than your average remote-control car, it’s hard to see how it justifies the price tag.

through the smartphone app – from selecting the car to unlocking the door and starting the engine.

Drivers are covered by insurance from AXA and roadside assistance from the AA, and if the car is stolen, the engine can be remotely disabled and the doors locked once the vehicle has come to a safe stop, rendering it useless to the thief.

Hiyacar is currently only available to motorists in London, but the company plans to expand across other UK cities during the next 12 months.

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