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E3 Rivals – Uncharted 4 Vs. Rise Of The Tomb Raider
With extensive gameplay demos at both Sony's and Microsoft's press conferences, it's only natural to make comparisons between Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Rise of the Tomb Raider. Each game showed quite a bit more to attendees of E3 with private demos as well. Game Informer's Jeff Cork and Matthew Kato got a chance to check out one of these action-adventure games and were eager to compare their experiences. You can read more about the behind-closed-doors demos by reading Jeff Cork's Tomb Raider preview or Matthew Kato's impressions of Uncharted 4.
Watch the video below to learn more about which game had a more impressive showing at E3 2015.
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