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Playstation Store 01/08/09
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More PSone games that have been re-rated by PEGI... The following are all from Zoo Digital Publishing, who manage the rights to titles developed by Gremlin Interactive. They've already released four PSone titles on the store (Hardcore 4x4, Judge Dredd, Motorhead and N2O).
► Actua Golf
► Actua Ice Hockey
► Actua Pool
► Actua Soccer 3
► Actua Tennis
► Blockids
► Buggy
► Gekido
► Gekioh: Shooting King
► Hogs Of War
► Loaded
► Premier Manager 2000
► Re-Loaded
► Turnabout
(Link to PEGI search)
I didn't see these yesterday because I was searching through System
layStation Network instead of SystemlayStation 1. Turns out PSClassics can be classified as either of the two.
There's heaps of other titles in the PlayStation 1 category, but PEGI's database goes back to 2003, so a portion of those will be ratings for the original release. I only picked out the Zoo Digital ones because they have an asterisk, meaning "that this game has previously been rated under the ELSPA and/or SELL system." The other titles I mentioned Zoo Digital have released appear the same way.
Edit: Oh, and Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage was re-rated by the ESRB. Keeping up, kassatsu?
► Actua Golf
► Actua Ice Hockey
► Actua Pool
► Actua Soccer 3
► Actua Tennis
► Blockids
► Buggy
► Gekido
► Gekioh: Shooting King
► Hogs Of War
► Loaded
► Premier Manager 2000
► Re-Loaded
► Turnabout
(Link to PEGI search)
I didn't see these yesterday because I was searching through System
layStation Network instead of SystemlayStation 1. Turns out PSClassics can be classified as either of the two. There's heaps of other titles in the PlayStation 1 category, but PEGI's database goes back to 2003, so a portion of those will be ratings for the original release. I only picked out the Zoo Digital ones because they have an asterisk, meaning "that this game has previously been rated under the ELSPA and/or SELL system." The other titles I mentioned Zoo Digital have released appear the same way.
Edit: Oh, and Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage was re-rated by the ESRB. Keeping up, kassatsu?
Goldrusher said:
Hah, no I wont indeed and I'm fine with that. Wipeout is insane.
Corran Horn said:
I didn't really use any guide for it. You have a list for all the trophies here:
http://www.ps3trophies.org/game/everybodys-putter-golf/trophies/
I used traditional shots for everything except the hole in one using motion controls trophy.
Consecutive Hole in ones are of course easiest on hole 1-3.
The target for SSS ranking is -12.
You need a almost perfect run for that. I believe the best run possible is -13 so you are allowed to "mess up" on one hole out of nine.
To be able to always get hole in ones and so on, I used visual queues. This means something like "rotate the camera until Toro's right ear reaches the left side of the rock in the background and then release at 90% speed" and similar stuff.
Mostly it comes down to practices mode on each hole until you've got a good feel for them, and then just utilizing that in the other modes. I believe beating Jasmine requires -10 or so. If you can get SSS then you should be fine in that mode as well.
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Savage Moons a pretty sweet game, you can get a camera in the towers n watch em blast shit... yay. good fun. Downloading Crash Commando and Soldner or whatever as well, yay PSN.
consoul
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So has anyone else noticed how shit hot Tekken 6 is looking all of a sudden?
This new trailer is very similar to the one released around Q3 last year ...except that the fluidity of motion in this new trailer is incredible. There's some heavy motion blur being applied in-game now, and it looks freakin' gorgeous.
When you check out some of the gameplay sequences in this trailer frame by frame the blur looks completely over the top, but in motion it's really starting to make T6 look damn good.
This new trailer is very similar to the one released around Q3 last year ...except that the fluidity of motion in this new trailer is incredible. There's some heavy motion blur being applied in-game now, and it looks freakin' gorgeous.
When you check out some of the gameplay sequences in this trailer frame by frame the blur looks completely over the top, but in motion it's really starting to make T6 look damn good.
PuppetMaster
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I've only platinum'd 2 games but I am level 9 already.
buffi said:I didn't really use any guide for it. You have a list for all the trophies here:
http://www.ps3trophies.org/game/everybodys-putter-golf/trophies/
I used traditional shots for everything except the hole in one using motion controls trophy.
Consecutive Hole in ones are of course easiest on hole 1-3.
The target for SSS ranking is -12.
You need a almost perfect run for that. I believe the best run possible is -13 so you are allowed to "mess up" on one hole out of nine.
To be able to always get hole in ones and so on, I used visual queues. This means something like "rotate the camera until Toro's right ear reaches the left side of the rock in the background and then release at 90% speed" and similar stuff.
Mostly it comes down to practices mode on each hole until you've got a good feel for them, and then just utilizing that in the other modes. I believe beating Jasmine requires -10 or so. If you can get SSS then you should be fine in that mode as well.
This might sound dumb, but where do you DL this game, is it PSN or in Hot Shots 5?
Okay I've been doing even more digging around with the PEGI website. The PEGI search results don't show the date of rating, so you can't tell if the rating is from the original PlayStation 1 release, or if it's a re-rating for release on PSN. But PEGI only came into use in April 2003... Titles much older than this wouldn't have received a PEGI rating for the original release, right?
I've been cross-referencing the PlayStation 1 titles in the PEGI database with the date of classification by the OFLC (Australian classification board). Here is a list of those titles which were also rated in Australia prior to 2003... (Australian classification date in square brackets)
► [15/02/1995] * Tekken (SCEE)
► [10/10/1995] * Ridge Racer (SCEE) (1)
► [22/01/1996] Twisted Metal (SCEE) (1)
► [22/01/1996] ** Loaded (Zoo Digital)
► [06/06/1996] * Bust a Move 2 (505 Games)
► [15/10/1996] ** Actua Golf (Zoo Digital)
► [23/10/1996] * Tomb Raider (Eidos)
► [05/03/1997] ** Re-Loaded (Zoo Digital)
► [04/04/1997] Porsche Challenge (SCEE)
► [26/08/1997] Bust a Move 3DX (505 Games)
► [19/09/1997] * G-Police (SCEE) (2)
► [10/10/1997] * Tomb Raider II (Eidos)
► [02/10/1998] * International Track & Field (Konami Digital) (2)
► [18/11/1998] * Tomb Raider III: Adventures of Laura Croft (Eidos)
► [06/10/1999] ** Actua Pool (Zoo Digital)
► [20/10/1999] Dino Crisis (Capcom Eurosoft)
► [19/11/1999] Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Eidos)
► [02/03/2000] * Syphon Filter 2 (SCEE)
► [13/03/2000] ** Premier Manager 2000 (Zoo Digital)
► [22/03/2000] ** Gekido: Urban Fighters (Zoo Digital)
► [17/04/2000] Bishi Bashi Special (Konami Digital) (2)
► [24/05/2000] * In Cold Blood (SCEE)
► [19/06/2000] * Destruction Derby Raw (SCEE)
► [19/06/2000] ** Hogs of War (Zoo Digital)
► [06/11/2000] * WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role (THQ)
► [01/12/2000] Tomb Raider: Chronicles
► [25/07/2002] Michael Schumacher Racing World Kart 2002 (JoWooD Productions) (3)
► [10/09/2002] Firebugs (SCEE) (3)
► [21/11/2002] Jinx (SCEE) (3)
(1) We already knew about these titles on the OP list
(2) These titles actually have been released on the Euro PSN store, validating the search method I used
(3) These titles start approaching the PEGI launch
* These titles were part of the PSone Platinum range and may have been re-rated for their Platinum release. I haven't checked the Platinum release dates, although from what I can tell the Platinum re-releases were still before PEGI.
** Later re-released by Zoo Digital post-2003.
Note that not all games were released in Australia. There were about 40 titles on the list that didn't show up on the OFLC database, and I didn't bother hunting around for release dates. Some of the new titles I listed in Post 202 are not in the above list for this reason.
Also, there was a whole bunch of titles from Disney. For a lot of them, each title was entered twice in the PEGI database; once by The Walt Disney Company Ltd and once by SCEE. (Screenshot included below.) Don't know what's going on with them, so I didn't include them in the above list even though they were pre-2003.
That took a lot of effort. I'm having a break now. :lol
I've been cross-referencing the PlayStation 1 titles in the PEGI database with the date of classification by the OFLC (Australian classification board). Here is a list of those titles which were also rated in Australia prior to 2003... (Australian classification date in square brackets)
► [15/02/1995] * Tekken (SCEE)
► [10/10/1995] * Ridge Racer (SCEE) (1)
► [22/01/1996] Twisted Metal (SCEE) (1)
► [22/01/1996] ** Loaded (Zoo Digital)
► [06/06/1996] * Bust a Move 2 (505 Games)
► [15/10/1996] ** Actua Golf (Zoo Digital)
► [23/10/1996] * Tomb Raider (Eidos)
► [05/03/1997] ** Re-Loaded (Zoo Digital)
► [04/04/1997] Porsche Challenge (SCEE)
► [26/08/1997] Bust a Move 3DX (505 Games)
► [19/09/1997] * G-Police (SCEE) (2)
► [10/10/1997] * Tomb Raider II (Eidos)
► [02/10/1998] * International Track & Field (Konami Digital) (2)
► [18/11/1998] * Tomb Raider III: Adventures of Laura Croft (Eidos)
► [06/10/1999] ** Actua Pool (Zoo Digital)
► [20/10/1999] Dino Crisis (Capcom Eurosoft)
► [19/11/1999] Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Eidos)
► [02/03/2000] * Syphon Filter 2 (SCEE)
► [13/03/2000] ** Premier Manager 2000 (Zoo Digital)
► [22/03/2000] ** Gekido: Urban Fighters (Zoo Digital)
► [17/04/2000] Bishi Bashi Special (Konami Digital) (2)
► [24/05/2000] * In Cold Blood (SCEE)
► [19/06/2000] * Destruction Derby Raw (SCEE)
► [19/06/2000] ** Hogs of War (Zoo Digital)
► [06/11/2000] * WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role (THQ)
► [01/12/2000] Tomb Raider: Chronicles
► [25/07/2002] Michael Schumacher Racing World Kart 2002 (JoWooD Productions) (3)
► [10/09/2002] Firebugs (SCEE) (3)
► [21/11/2002] Jinx (SCEE) (3)
(1) We already knew about these titles on the OP list
(2) These titles actually have been released on the Euro PSN store, validating the search method I used
(3) These titles start approaching the PEGI launch
* These titles were part of the PSone Platinum range and may have been re-rated for their Platinum release. I haven't checked the Platinum release dates, although from what I can tell the Platinum re-releases were still before PEGI.
** Later re-released by Zoo Digital post-2003.
Note that not all games were released in Australia. There were about 40 titles on the list that didn't show up on the OFLC database, and I didn't bother hunting around for release dates. Some of the new titles I listed in Post 202 are not in the above list for this reason.
Also, there was a whole bunch of titles from Disney. For a lot of them, each title was entered twice in the PEGI database; once by The Walt Disney Company Ltd and once by SCEE. (Screenshot included below.) Don't know what's going on with them, so I didn't include them in the above list even though they were pre-2003.
That took a lot of effort. I'm having a break now. :lol
Tntnnbltn said:
No they wouldn't, they would have had an ELSPA rating and there's no database for that as far as I can recall.
What might have happened is that some games may have been re-rated after the PEGI system came in to force so that they could be sold as part of budget game bundles.
If an old game was rated under the old ELSPA system, but a publisher wanted to re-release the game on PS1 in a bundle after PEGI's system came into effect, or if the publisher of the title had changed since the original release and they wanted to do a reprint of the game (which was the case for certain Gremlin games when Zoo Digital bought the Gremlin back catalogue) it would have needed re-rating or it couldn't be sold in Europe.
This might be the case for some of the Disney titles and some of the budget publisher titles for example where it was still viable to make money selling cheap PS1 games to younger kids who hadn't got a PS2 yet.
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Goldrusher
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No.Cruzader said:
No.Cruzader said:
No.Returners said:
Thanks.MadFuzzy said:
I went through and checked my list again. 12 of those titles were re-released under SCEE's Platinum label. I figured some of these might have been re-released as Platinum after 2003 and received a PEGI logo. I don't have Platinum re-release dates, but I had a look at the boxarts for some of the later titles which went Platinum and those were all still under ELSPA. It also looks like all of the Disney titles I found also went Platinum, but as with the other Platinum titles, it still is just showing to ELSPA rating on the Platinum boxarts.
The Zoo Digital re-releases were post-2003. All were re-rated for PEGI for this reason. At least with Zoo Digital being PSN-friendly I guess it means they don't have to get all their titles rated before submission to Sony. (And god those cases are ugly.)
Rated-Rsuperstar
Member
Picked up Cuboid. After an hour of play, I'm satisfied with my purchase. Another solid addition to the psn.
Tntnnbltn said:
If the normal version was rated before PEGI came in and the publisher didn't change, I believe that they didn't need a PEGI rating for the Platinum version which would explain those boxes.
Tntnnbltn said:
For the Disney stuff, it's possible that they got their publishing rights back for various games from SCEE and wanted to reprint them, hence the re-ratings. If you look on ebay there's a number of PAL PS1 Disney titles that have both ELSPA and PEGI versions with different ratings on the front of the box.
You can see why publishing PS1 downloads in Europe and the US might be a bit of a nightmare, because often the original publisher may have gone out of business or been bought out since the game was originally released or the rights to release it no longer belong to whoever had them at the time, so it's up to someone else to release them.
I think that the latter might be the case for quite a lot of Japanese games released in Europe, such as titles by Namco, Taito and Enix which were published by SCEE or Ubisoft at the time, but who now have their own operations in Europe.
Corran Horn
May the Schwartz be with you
buffi said:Hah, no I wont indeed and I'm fine with that. Wipeout is insane.
I didn't really use any guide for it. You have a list for all the trophies here:
http://www.ps3trophies.org/game/everybodys-putter-golf/trophies/
I used traditional shots for everything except the hole in one using motion controls trophy.
Consecutive Hole in ones are of course easiest on hole 1-3.
The target for SSS ranking is -12.
You need a almost perfect run for that. I believe the best run possible is -13 so you are allowed to "mess up" on one hole out of nine.
To be able to always get hole in ones and so on, I used visual queues. This means something like "rotate the camera until Toro's right ear reaches the left side of the rock in the background and then release at 90% speed" and similar stuff.
Mostly it comes down to practices mode on each hole until you've got a good feel for them, and then just utilizing that in the other modes. I believe beating Jasmine requires -10 or so. If you can get SSS then you should be fine in that mode as well.
Any tips on the last hole? That one seems to be my biggest issue, I can get to like -11 and then that hole will tear me up at times
According to pixeljunk.jp, the US Eden patch will be released this Thursday. Still no release date for Europe ever since the last date fell through.
buffi said:Hah, no I wont indeed and I'm fine with that. Wipeout is insane.
I didn't really use any guide for it. You have a list for all the trophies here:
http://www.ps3trophies.org/game/everybodys-putter-golf/trophies/
I used traditional shots for everything except the hole in one using motion controls trophy.
Consecutive Hole in ones are of course easiest on hole 1-3.
The target for SSS ranking is -12.
You need a almost perfect run for that. I believe the best run possible is -13 so you are allowed to "mess up" on one hole out of nine.
To be able to always get hole in ones and so on, I used visual queues. This means something like "rotate the camera until Toro's right ear reaches the left side of the rock in the background and then release at 90% speed" and similar stuff.
Mostly it comes down to practices mode on each hole until you've got a good feel for them, and then just utilizing that in the other modes. I believe beating Jasmine requires -10 or so. If you can get SSS then you should be fine in that mode as well.
I dont want to come across as an idiot about hot shots and putting, I'm a damn G1 online in HSG
ob and a G0 online in Open Tee 2; but how the fuck do you putt in this game? Theres no rhyme or reason to the meter it seems like. a full power shot one time, doesn't go the same length as a full power shot another. I had to quit playing because it became so frustrating.Tntnnbltn said:
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2009/01/13/pixeljunk-eden-tending-to-our-lovely-gardens/
Confirmed by PS Blog post. This post also confirms that a PixelJunk Eden Encore expansion, just like PixelJunk Monsters Encore, will be coming out soon and to stay tuned for more info.
Already posted in PJE thread.
Corran Horn
May the Schwartz be with you
It sucks lol, basically you need to find a placement for your body and a strength % for each hole to get a good score. I finally got SSS today after like 4 hours -.-' 100% nowHoTHiTTeR said:I dont want to come across as an idiot about hot shots and putting, I'm a damn G1 online in HSG
Did you take stuff like the slope in account? The power meter does actually matter....HoTHiTTeR said:I dont want to come across as an idiot about hot shots and putting, I'm a damn G1 online in HSG
The character you're using also matters.
NeoGAF: WipeOut Pulse (and Daxter) coming to PS2 (although back then it was planned for September 2008)ShortBus said: