Sentences with phrase «ps2 game ported»

The hit PS2 game ported onto a 3D console, the graphics have been upped and the over all quality of the game has been revamped for a portable platform.

Not exact matches

Will you be able to port the PS2 version over and add elements, or are you creating a brand new game for the Xbox ground up?

Where most were skeptical on whether or not the PSP was going to be able to cover full fledge games, however we have seen so many ports from different PS2 and Xbox games coming onto the PSP.

WRC: FIA World Rally Championship is a PlayStation Portable port of the latest PS2 game released in Europe, though since we American types don't get the PS2 games over here, odds are you're looking at WRC as the first rally racer to hit the PSP in North America.

While obviously a port of a PS2 game, Okami's inclusion on this list is justified by its sad legacy.

PS4 is the reborn of PS2 and its ease to get engines going for porting and cost effective development times gave us many jewels which are tomorrows AAA games, so no worries, there will be enough great games to choose from.

The definitive edition of Disgaea 2 PC comes with all of the content from the original game (Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories) for PS2 as well as the PSP port, Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days.

First released for the PS2 and Xbox, this isn't just a lazy port of a pretty decent game.

- HDD built right into the console for internal HD support so you did nt need memory cards, but had cards also - Ethernet port right onto the console because they saw the future of broadband - Achievements, not just a couple on a few ps2 games, A system wide achievement system that every game developed for the 360 had them.

3DRealms and Remedy bring Max Payne and its sequel from concepts to finished games, porting both to Xbox and PS2, and Mark Wahlberg even starred in a mediocre full length feature film based on the series.

UFC has a longstanding affinity with videogames dating as far back as 2000 when Ultimate Fighting Championship released on Dreamcast before being ported to PS1 which was the beginning of a series published by Crave Entertainment that continued onto PS2, while THQ published the UFC Undisputed series on PS3 before EA Sports obtained the rights to UFC videogames in which their first game was released on PS4 in June 2014 before a sequel released in March 2016.

One issue with GGXX ^ C + (no, that title does not get less ludicrous with repetition) was that it was clearly a PS2 game, and this poses a few problems when being ported to the PS3's higher graphical settings.

As for Sega Rally 2006 itself, handily reviewed by Eurogamer, it appears to be a vaguely OK PS2 racing game with a wonderful port of the original Sega Rally attached, the real news for fans out there.

The first entry in the series, released in 2000, was an action role - playing game which garnered immense praise and commercial success on the PC (and was eventually ported to the PS2).

The most recent «new» game to start appearing on those lists is Resident Evil 4, a game that Capcom ported from the GameCube to the PS2 and then the Wii since it had done so well.

The original, which can only be described as Monopoly meets Magic: The Gathering as players take turns to lay down monster cards on a looping board of tiles, has since been ported to the PlayStation, Nintendo DS, PSP and PS3 in Japan and the PS2 in the US, but Revolt marks its first appearance in Europe, giving publisher NIS America the difficult task of trying to distil this complex card game to a new, unsuspecting audience.

That aside the game is basically a standard port of the earlier released PS2 version, which isn't a bad thing of course.

Admittedly it's not as bad as the PS2 Valken port (that was terrible) but for a modern 2D game on PS4 this looks decidedly amateurish.

While Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth was a competent PSP port, both PS2 - based prequel Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria and Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume for the Nintendo DS struggled to outshine the inaugural game.

Square Enix has taken to remastering many of its older Dragon Quest games for Nintendo's handhelds over the past few years, and rumor has it that, with the 3DS being able to handle PS1 and PS2 ports, Dragon Warrior VII will be the next one in line.

But kidding aside, here's the line - up for the new show, which still seems to be one of the most watchable online video game type things online, so there:» Liberty City Stories got ported from PSP to PS2 this week, and John and Greg explain to Joe why this is a good thing.

I remember playing (never beating) the original Last Raven, and I mentioned to a friend that none of the PS2 to PSP port AC games made any sense to me because, having grown up with the original non-analog PS1 games, I found a significant lack of buttons on a PSP to even emulate those games.

At this stage of the life cycle we should be seeing games that really take advantage of the power of these systems instead of games that look like they were ported from the PS2.

While the graphics look good for a game ported from the Xbox or PS2, the graphics are disappointing for the PlayStation 3.

I adore that game on the PS2 and if they tidied it up a bit as a PSP port, I'd be in heaven.

The game looks like a HD port of a PS2 game, one that occasionally gets bogged down by iffy framerates.

We got an enhanced port of the original PS2 game on the PlayStation Vita and to everyone's surprise, two fighting games developed by famed fighting game developer ARC System Works.

You can see now that not all PS2 games are available digitally because not all of them are being ported.

While the first Tales release in America only had a Gamecube Version, Japan had a PS2 port for the game.

Revered by many as some of the greatest games ever made, Konami's PS2 and PSP era Metal Gear Solid titles have returned, remastered - or rather, ported - to run on newer, more technologically advanced consoles.

The original game was released in the arcades way back in 1999 before eventually being ported to the Dreamcast, PS2 and Gamecube.

Using the other methods of controlling did make the experience much more intuitive, but then again that would just make this game a direct port of the PS2 and Xbox versions.

Building off of a cancelled Dreamcast port, the PS2 version of Half - Life could actually contend as the superior version of the game (provided you don't mind using a controller and mild auto - aim).

The game has many flat textures and basic models, especially for the Vita, but as a port of a PS2 game, only so much can be expected in terms of visuals.

Originally released for the PSP in 2005 and 2006 respectively, the games were ported to the PS2 a year after their release.

It's kind of amazing that the port is so broken, considering both the PS2 and PSP versions of the same game have been emulated perfectly for quite some time, and in fact run and look better than the version released on Steam.

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Unfortunately, there isn't much of an improvement with the graphics; the PS2 / PSP version of the game pretty much copies the graphics from the earlier console ports.

Often credited as one of the very first rhythm games, PaRappa had a unique style and catchy tunes, and after playing the original, its PS2 sequel and the PSP port growing...

An adult visual novel / strategy game hybrid, Koihime Muso: Doki Otome Darake no Sangokushi Engi (loosely translated as «Love Princess Unmatched — Romance of the Three Kingdoms Filled With Girls») released exclusively for Japanese audiences in January 2007 with two more installments following in later years, and a European PS2 port of the original title; the franchise also received both an anime and manga series.

Often credited as one of the very first rhythm games, PaRappa had a unique style and catchy tunes, and after playing the original, its PS2 sequel and the PSP port growing up, you can definitely say I loved it.

The PS4 exclusive is Bend's first console game since 2004's Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain, although its subsequent PSP spin - offs of the series, Dark Mirror and Logan's Shadow, were ported to PS2 in 2007.

Pratik Patel also worked on the online component for The Godfather II, as well as work on the PS2 and PSP ports of The Simpsons Game.

Like all PS2 Classics, Manhunt and Bully aren't just simple ports: both games have been remastered for 1080p, which means they'll actually look good on a 60 - inch TV screen.