Xeshra: I would not directly compare it. The remastered Uncharted games are really huge, the 2 newest titles we may get on GoG are probably over 100 GB for the PC version, and the PS5 version was close to 100 GB too (maybe same size now).

If you want "all 5" you are asking for over 150 GB, maybe even 200 GB... on a single "series". Many people may not even enjoy it because they will say "the game is to huge"... yeah, this is how people behave (we had those sort of discussions already): So it makes more sense splitting it.

The PS3 already had the advantage of a BD medium, so naturally Sony games was bigger than MS games. and the remaster is even bigger. Indeed the graphics is surely nice but do not expect it to be a "sweet candy" able to fit into your average "cup of coffee"... and Halo is way smaller in size.

Even the remastered Nioh 1+2 was over 100 GB and it has been delivered on 2 BDXL, for the PS5, in a single "hardcase". However... guess it is not available anymore as "this offer just was to good to be true", Koei got in mind.

Xeshra: It was never about me, i am probably weird enough enjoying stuff the "big mass" barely will. I currently got 20 TB "backup space", several times and my main space for game install is theoretically around 7 TB (currently need to use some of the OS-SSD space), which still can be increased up to 10 TB in the near future (as soon as PCIE 5.0 SSDs are more mature and with a more sensitive price). Reason why i got all my games installed on a huge library (hundreds of it, with any size involved). However, this is not the way a "typical user" is handling stuff, this is rather "the way of the geek"; we have to be realistic here.

Because we got Sony involved now it is surely very appropriate bringing up the PS5-case:
I mean, the majority of users are not even using a internal SSD expansion on their PS5 i think. which is not even required because a huge fraction of PS5 gamers only own maybe less than 5 games. If they still lack space they simply either are moving a game to a cheap external SSD (in this case inactive but accessible the easy way by moving around) or they may even uninstall the games not anymore active. The "mid range" of gamers are more toward the core and less casual, however... even those gamers are usually perfectly fine using a cheap 1 to 2 TB internal SSD... as they simply never own enough of games able to utilize even more than this or are perfectly fine with moving/uninstalling the "overflow".

The very rare "edge", we may call it geek or nerd-gamer... got even a 4 TB SSD inside, and they may not necessarily need it but those are enthusiasts that want a completely "hassle free experience", and who value their time way more than a lot of additional coins, because to them "less hassle and less time wasted = worth a lot of coins".

On top of that, the majority is still using a PS4 and not a PS5, even though the PS5 is now out for several years already and actually pretty affordable i would say. The "big mass" simply is very slow on any case and this is the main reason why the shifting to the new gen was as well very slow and it took them over 2 years, almost 3, in order to even get the first true PS5 exclusives. Because the mass still was using a system that is now over 10 years of age... and some of them even consider themself "a geek" for using a PS4... it seems everything is relative up to the bloody edge of "hard to believe".

Anyway, because of such a environment... it actually matters for many people if some game got a huge demand and for the publishers it is wise not to "cross" some tech-line way to soon or way to much... as it may not be enjoyable.

This is not my personal approach, nor my personal issue... it simply is some "accepted truth" watching the current market and the users involved, including their actions.

Xeshra: Actually i got this trait; however, it is actually pretty much a mirror of the situation we got on PCs. Many of the gamers do not even own a "huge PC" anymore, instead some over aged laptop i guess. The amount of laptop-GPUs is pretty high if we check out the Steam surveys. You do not need to move that much further in order to understand that space or performance is rather scarce. 1 year ago the average laptop had around 1 TB space... whole system, thats it... and if we go even more back into even older laptops (especially from economically weak countrys)... the space and performance only gets smaller.

Xeshra: Well, i think your best chance of getting the first 3 Uncharted on PC as well is by buying the GoG version of Uncharted 4+ collection like madness... so Sony will have tears of joy and as a follow up the miraculous idea of porting the old titles to PC may become realistic to them. However, the gamers should improve their love because so far Uncharted 4+ was not hitting the high striker.

Yet... most likely we are not living in a perfect world, just never say never.

Xeshra: Guess the creator will have to provide a mod for this audio on the GoG version. GoG themself can not do much as they are not the copyright-holder. Sony themself is not known for adding "foreign" content to their game but you can always ask. In any case, the creator will have to "hand over" the copyright.