Uncharted PC Game Files & Version Check

Supported game edition

This port uses the PS4 Nathan Drake Collection: Drake's Fortune, Among Thieves and Drake's Deception. Check that your prepared directory belongs to that collection before working through the file list.

Keep the program's release tag separate from the game's revision. v0.3.6 identifies the Windows port program. v1.00 or v1.02 identifies the prepared PS4 game data. Updating the port changes its launcher and runtime; check the selected game directory again if you change your game data.

The Linux release has a narrower installation condition than the Windows examples. Use CUSA02320 v1.00 there. If your title ID or revision is different, check it before continuing with the Linux installation.

Check your existing directory

Open your collection folder in the file manager. Look directly inside it for the following entries.

A typical collection directory looks like this:

<your collection folder>/
  eboot.bin
  big2-ps4_Shipping.elf
  big3-ps4_Shipping.elf
  sce_sys/
    param.sfo
  u1data/
  u2data/
  u3data/

This is a checklist of the named entries. Keep the rest of your complete game directory as well.

1. Open the folder containing the collection executables.
2. Check that the data directory for each game you want to launch is present.

Windows — read the collection information

1. In Game → Game folder, select the collection directory.
2. Open Play and read the collection title, title ID and version shown there.
3. Check that the game you want is available.

The Windows launcher reads TITLE_ID and APP_VER from sce_sys/param.sfo. If the version appears as ? or only the folder name appears for the ID, stop and check the selected directory and its metadata before continuing. You can read this information without starting a game.

Linux edition check

Use a directory you already know is CUSA02320 v1.00. If you have access to the same prepared directory on Windows, use the Windows launcher check above to read its title ID and version without starting a game.

If the title ID or version is unknown, or differs from CUSA02320 v1.00, stop before installing. Keep the directory intact and return to Supported game edition to resolve the required input.

1. After checking the edition, select the collection directory in Files → Game folder.
2. Open Library and check the game you want.

The Linux Library shows Ready when it finds the game's executable. Its current interface omits the collection ID and version; complete the edition check above before pressing Play. If it asks you to choose a folder or names a missing executable, return to the file checklist above and correct the selected directory first.

If Uncharted 2 or 3 is unavailable, inspect its exact executable name first. Selecting the collection's parent directory places those files one level below the selected folder. Select the folder where the executables actually sit, then check availability again.

Separate game folders on Windows

Windows Game → Separate game folders lets you choose a different directory for each game. Use the individual directory fields when your existing prepared copies are separate.

For a per-game override, the launcher accepts that game's named executable or an eboot.bin inside its own directory. For example, Uncharted 2 in the shared collection uses big2-ps4_Shipping.elf; a separate Uncharted 2 directory can use its own eboot.bin when selected in the corresponding override field.

Keep the selected executable with that game's complete data. Renaming the directory does not change the title ID or revision stored in its files. Return to the ordinary collection-folder setup if your prepared copy is already arranged as one complete collection.

Version and file checklist

Use this table to read the current version-specific information. The Windows entries describe the scope of particular fixes, so keep the game number, region and revision together.

For Windows, preserve the exact title ID and revision you already have. If a symptom persists on a different revision, include that revision in your problem report. If you have EU v1.00 and hit the train-wreck assertion, start with the current Windows program before changing any game files.

Before returning to installation, check these items:

A complete region-by-region compatibility list and patch-merge procedure are not listed. If your files or revision differ from the conditions above, resolve that input before following the installation steps. Keep the current directory intact while checking it.

When the folder is ready, return to Install on Windows or Install on Linux. If the launcher sees the game but it fails after starting, use the symptom table on Troubleshooting.

Sources

• SuperMedo Uncharted README
• Windows v0.3.4 release
• Windows v0.3.6 release
• Windows launcher
• Linux README
• Linux launcher interface

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