Sony PlayStation 4's Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection bundled with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is now for sale at $350 on eBay.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a third-person action-adventure shooter video game developed by Naughty Dog. The game is exclusive to PS4 and hit the shelves internationally on May 10.

The latest offer on eBay from Newegg is a good deal as the console itself costs about $350, which means that customers are getting a free copy of the latest title launched just a few days ago. Newegg has already sold about 500 units, which account for about 53 percent of the total stock.

Customers who want to benefit from the offer will have to rush as the deal is for limited quantity and will run up until May 16. It is worth noting that customers have to log into their eBay account to view the deal offered by Newegg.

"In order to see the seller's price, please click on 'See price on checkout' or 'Buy It Now'. You are not required to purchase the product by taking this step," says eBay.

Uncharted 4 is amongst one of the most-anticipated video games of 2016. However, the game has witnessed a number of hurdles since it was announced. The release date of the game has been pushed several times and some customers got their hands on the physical copy of the title even before the official release date.

In April, Shuhei Yoshida - the president of Sony Interactive Entertainments - said that some physical copies of the games were stolen in transit in the UK. The company and law enforcement officers are still investigating the case.

Many gamers who want to play the latest game and avail of the PS4 gaming console, would find the bundle deal with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End very attractive. However, rumors are surfacing that Sony may announce an upgraded version of PS4, dubbed PlayStation 4K, during E3 in June.

Reports suggest that the PlayStation 4K will be capable of playing "high-definition media." Even though the rumored PS4 will be capable of 4K gaming, the upgrade will not be significant to constitute a full step into 4K gaming.

Sony is yet to announce any details of the upgraded PS4, which means gamers will have to take rumors regarding the PlayStation 4K with a pinch of salt.