https://blog.us.playstation.com/2018...-loaded-games/
lmao everybody and their mother releasing classic consoles now
This thing will be worthless if they can't get licenses to all the Konami games like Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania Symphony of the Night, and Suikoden I & II. Also Final Fantasy VII but no Final Fantasy IX? Be nice if they put Persona 2: Eternal Punishment on it too.
So this is a Playstation TV minus the Vita and PSP support but sold for the same price?
The one Sony should have done is a PS2 Classic with a microSD card slot and then put the entire PS2 library up for sale on PSN.
power cord sold seperately
Suikoden and FF9 are the GOAT PS1 JRPGs but makes zero sense for them to be on the 20 list.
It's the original, non dual shock control pads. PASS.
No MGS, no Spyro. More PASS. Muh RetroPie is a better option for me.
anyone remember that nba game that was like virtual 3d on the ps...
RetroPie is awesome for PS1 once you get it configured, but I remember having to jump through a lot of hoops to enable the digital pad for some games and the DualShock for others. Some games absolutely would not work with my 360 controller configured as a DualShock (I think the Bust A Move games as well as Mega Man X series for example) while others won't work at all with the digital gamepad (eg Ape Escape). A huge pain in the ass to setup, but the Pi 3B is an outstanding box for running PSX games once you do. Especially with the filters you can add that seriously clean up the image. Though nothing touches running ePSXe from a PC. Man that has ridiculous filters and with the release of the Ryzen 2200G and 2400G you can build some pretty small PCs capable of running PSP, Dreamcast, N64, PS2, Gamecube, Wii, Wii U, and even PS3 emulation now.
Also no way this system will have any Spyro games with that remaster collection launching in November.
I use some knockoff PS3 remotes I got off Amazon for like ten bucks each. I couldn't find any cheap 360 ones. The wireless setup on these knock offs is sketch at best so bought super long charge cables.
MGS looks great on my PS3. No reason to go back to inferior technology post cartridge era when it can easily be ported to updated consoles.
I still have a working PS1 (along with NES and Sega)
Hindsight PS1 was kinda meh graphics wise. PS2 was a huge leap, maybe the boxy 1st generation design adds to the nostalgia. Personally I've tried to bust out PS1 for fun and eye sore. NES and Sega still hold up
Lol @ leg lock 0:45. What did they do to this once great sport
Epic Intro
i'd be all over that
Dont they already have a store wherein you can buy classic games?
Though if they did a PS2 Classic it would probably have to be the original chips shrunk on a 14nm node. I imagine that would be significantly cheaper to produce than cpus strong enough to emulate PS2 well. You'd probably need a cpu around as strong as say an early 2010's Core i3 or a current gen Pentium to emulate PS2. But I think that's what they did with the PS3 systems they use to run Playstation Now; eg CELL and RSX on 28 nm (Super Slims and Slims were on 45 nm lithography).
Nintendo did too back when they released the NES Classic. These things are going to print money for Sony if they have the right games on them.Dont they already have a store wherein you can buy classic games?
LMFAOOOO
Nothing will ever top the original PS1 start up imo from a nostalgic perspective
3DO baby!
legacy of kain soul reaver or bust, imo
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