Gabe been getting Mo-Capped.
Another PS1 Classic has hit the PSN with Trophies! Use our Syphon Filter 3 Trophy Guide to add another PS1 Platinum to the collection.
This is a very simple list to complete. There are no collectibles. Most of everything here is story related with a couple miscellaneous Trophies thrown in. Nothing here can be missed as there is a really helpful rewind feature as well as mission select.
I feel like this comments section helps distinguish the PS ‘old’ fans from the ‘new.’
SNES was my first console, Christmas morning heaven.
I’ve never played SF but I can understand the delight for trophy support 20 years after.
A new battleground is heating up in the modern era: backwards compatibility. Sony and Microsoft have different angles, but which is better?
These are different companies with different eco systems. They will pick the approach that best suits them and the games in their catalog which are also vastly different.
Nothing will ever be as good as the phat PS3 model. Since sites like to compare things all the time, compare the older systems to the newer systems when it comes to BC. I'm sure you'll find the newer systems lacking.
Had to get those cost down to make it cheaper. Since people weren't too into BC back then, that was the first to go. Shame indeed.
3 gens of playstation games, and you could use your PS1 and PS2 disk. No limited emulation. The PS3 was ahead of it's time. The way people LOVE BC today, the PS3 would have killed in 2022.
@Silly It wasn’t that people weren’t into back compat, it’s that they weren’t into $599 consoles that arrived a year later than and ran a lot of games worse than the cheaper competitor console.
Price is always #1.
The Phat models, especially the original were prone to overheating, no way at this time you could get one where you could use it for PS2 AND heavy PS3 gaming(which would cause it to malfunction at some point).. It's just a novelty now. So, why... ? Only collection/hobby, and definitely not practicality.
@Eidolon I've actually got an original PS2 but I don't have a crt to play it on. Upscaling to a 4k tv doesn't look great and I've tried component cables and such but nothing has really worked for me.
I would happily pay for a ossc or a framemister but apparently those are not that great for PS2.
I basically want the fat PS3 purely for PS2 BC on HD TVs
Component cables worked great for me, I do have one of the slim ps2 models, though. You can grab a cheap crt but shipping will be expensive and their brightness degrades. Nothing will beat playing PS2 on a CRT. Even upscaled PC emulation just exposes the age. Wish some technology like CRT could co exist with LCD and OLED, but for retro gaming.. and shit.. maybe could make older more recent gen games look decent again.
Modern gaming journalism. Creates division so that they have something to talk about in the time between new games.
PS2 BC wasn't finicky. It played nearly every game in PS1's catalog. The list was almost negligible. PS3 almost played all the games from PS1 and PS2 until the removal of full BC. But Sony showed you can sell over 100 million PS4 consoles WITHOUT it if you provide a smattering of new games. Microsoft showed you can't sell 100 million consoles WITH it if you don't provide enough new games for a new console.
Xbox is said to lead the way but if we were to count the total amount of BC games for each console, it's near the same amount. Microsoft doesn't play all its previous games as Sony doesn't. Just offering different selections.
New games for new consoles still matter and should always be the priority. BC is fine but should be secondary to providing new games. There isn't any new battleground. If a strategy is to look to the past for games already played or purchased for new consoles, you're looking in the wrong direction. It would be the same with subscriptions. You don't watch Netflix to watch old shows you already watched even if they were good. You look to watch NEW shows you haven't watched.
I know some love trophy or achievement hunting. But that's not enough for me. Only if the games looked better, moves better and played with better controls. Going back to some these games with bad camera angles and tank controls to get a trophy doesn't sound fun to me. But that's just me. Some might. But I hope it's because a game was fun.
"You don't watch Netflix to watch old shows you already watched even if they were good. You look to watch NEW shows you haven't watched."
What a horrible take. There are shows on Netflix that are old that I never watched that are still very good. The 4400 and Peaky Blinders are just a couple that I recently discovered on Netflix. There's a reason old movies are reformated and put on new media. Because there's always a generation that wants to watch something that could be considered timeless.
The same can be said with many games that people never played in the past that they have always been told were good. A new console should be able to not only play new games but also have the ability to play classics.
Also...Absolutely no one is saying that new games don't matter or that BC is necessary to win the console war. I feel this over exaggerated narrative keeps being brought up because of how long certain people downplayed gamers wanting a way to play their old games and Sony not providing a means to do it, even when they had emulators available.
Sony even went as far as releasing their own study saying that less than 3% (or something) hardly used BC. And Jim Ryan even laughed at older games saying asking why would anyone play them. But as usual with companies that don't have the same features as the competition they go into PR cover mode until they're up to speed. As you can see BC is now the talk of the town again.
Sony is using past games to bolster their library for their higher tier sub service. And it looks like they're adding a few additions to some of them like trophy support and multiplayer. This is a good thing. If there's any criticism to be made it's the fact that Sony is pushing old games to get people to subscribe to it's highest tier.
Cool, now we need a new article called...''The battle for new and great Ip's''...
i hope this is true , HUGE syphon filter fan here , wow this is more like the sony i knew back in the days , i always knew it. gotta go three more races to get my platinum trophy in murderstorm pacific rift
That's about as close to as verified confirmation as you can get.
i think i just...ripped my pants. When big Larry came 'round just to put him down, SpongeBob turned into a clown, and no girl ever wants to dance with a fool who went and ripped his pants..........
how did i remember that...i have no clue...
add four player co-op+
kick ass multi-player=
must buy for me
:)
1. Tomba- This was a personal favorite of mine
2- Destruction Derby- This game in HD with new graphics would be great. Plus just imagine if EVERY car in the wreck derby was an actual person playing. Total joy!
3- Medieval- Hell YEAH!
4-Legend of Dragoon- The fans have been screaming for a sequel for this rpg. To be honest, the way the ending went, I don't see how a sequel would be possible. But you never know.
5-Omega Boost- A very underrated mech shooter. If you couldn't import any of the gundam or macross games to your ps1, this was the next best thing for you to own.
6- Twisted Metal- Please, PLEASE let those ps3 rumors of this one be true.
7-Colony Wars- This was basically Ace/ Air Combat in space.
8-G Police- this one is cult. Need I say more?
9- Jet Moto- Yes we know Motorstorm is the big racer now. But before Motorstorm, there was Jet Moto. Plus Motorstorm is a gritty racer whereas Jet Moto is more of a fancy, speedy, catch-air style racer. I think the two could live in great harmony on the ps3 if they are release about a year apart from each other.
10- Intelligent Cube- Before Echochrome was the big brain teaser, Intelligent Cube was the brain game. If they make this a new age psn game, I think it could work
Anyway, I know I missed some other possible ps1 revivals. And I haven't even touched ps2 yet.