The file size, as well as some screens and other details, have been revealed for the PS4 version of Okage: Shadow King.
Today, Sony Computer Entertainment released Okage: Shadow King and Manhunt for PS4 on the North American PSN. If you’re wondering how the PS2 classics look on Sony’s latest console wonder no more, as you can see videos and screenshots.
Yesterday, Sony Computer Entertainment released Rockstar’s PS2 classics Bully and Manhunt for PS4 on the European PlayStation Store without any announcement.
Of course, many wondered if they’d be released in North America as well, and Bully was indeed launched moments ago, alongside Okage: Shadow King.
It seems that it's 30 FPS from what I'm hearing, like all PS2 classics.
Not sure about Bully but that is not true that all emulated PS2 games run 30fps.
"The emulator is clearly running these games more smoothly, with Jedi Starfighter hitting 60fps while the game running on PS2 hardware has nothing like that level of output."
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That's true, KnownAsEpic, but that's a locked, steady 30 fps. The PS2/PS3/PS4 version of it dips quite a bit. I like that, by the way. I just wanted to say it. Lol.
@Abriael
Damn though it was 60. Was reading the thread on Neogaf before they clarified.
@KnownAsEpic
I didn't even know there's a PC version! But locked at 30 on pc? Double damn.
Manhunt? I dont have a UK account. Might have to make one but Manhunt was on the US store for PS3.
WOOHOO
Thanks mate. Made a US account and got this on PS3 but the sound doesnt work through HDMI so I never played it. Now if we could just get Full Spectrum Warrior:Ten Hammers on PS4 too.
I gotta be honest with you guys. This game running at such a low framerate is part of the atmosphere for me. It feels weird to play it on PC with a steady framerate and without all the blurry textures. That may sound weird, but I just love that classic Bully look on the PS2. So, this works for me.
Okage: Shadow King will launch for PlayStation 4 on March 22, the latest PlayStation Blogcast confirmed.
The game originally launched for PS2 in 2001. The PlayStation 4 version runs via upscaled PS2 emulation and offers a set of 30 PlayStation Network trophies.
Very glad this is finally out, never got to finish it on the PS2