Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Demo Busted? [Updated]

Australian Post Posted by Logan Booker at 8:30 AM on November 9, 2007

uncharted.jpgAccording to tipster Troy it is. Having downloaded the stunningly huge 1.2GB of demo, this is all poor Troy saw:

After installing and when you go to play, you get the Playstation 3 screen and then you get a Insert Disc screen.

So i inserted any PS3 game and tried it again.

Same Playstation 3 screen again and then the screen goes black and just hangs.

I've sent an email to SCE Australia to confirm, so consider this a rumour for now.

Readers, if you're experiencing difficulties with your download of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, drop me a line as soon as you can.

If this does turn out to be true, then the last few weeks haven't been good for demos in general...

UPDATE: Thanks to phonicpod, we have more info from NeoGAF. A few comments from the thread:

Download the demo and what?
Watch "Please insert the game disc."?
I get the PlayStation 3 logo/tune, then nothing....black screen.
the demo, it does nothing.

on my pal ps3 connected with hdmi with primary english language

Update #2: According to SCE Australia, the demo is not available for download here - at least not yet - so it's not a major concern for us.

It seems to be a problem with PAL PS3s though. It may be region-locking, but judging by the "Please insert game disc" error, it's probably not.

Update #3: Turns out the game disc error was a red herring. All the latest here.

 

Comments

phonicpod

Posted November 9, 2007 8:42 AM

Seems lots of people have this issue.

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=206487&page=8

Region locking? Perhaps 2.0 firmware wasn't such a good update then!

Camb3h

Posted November 9, 2007 9:28 AM

Yeah, I got the same problem - Uncharted Demo: The Frozen Black Screen.

Hopefully this doesn't start to be a trend for PAL ps3's.

Mancerg

Posted November 24, 2007 2:13 AM

Yeah, same black screen after Playstation 3 logo... Very dissapointed :(

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