KellyM
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yes.Isn't RE directors cut the version with the crap music?
yes.Isn't RE directors cut the version with the crap music?
There are some REALLY odd choices here. Destruction Derby 2 and Twisted Metal 2 are both vastly better than the first game - are they saving the sequels for the PS Classic 2? That's the only reason I can think of that they did this.
Secondly, the Directors Cut of Resident Evil has the worst music ever in a videogame. It should be erased from existence. Again, the omission of RE2 makes me think they have a second PS Classic in the cards.
Aside from those three, it's a pretty solid list.. but there are a lot of glaring omissions. Silent Hill, WipEout, Tomb Raider, Tomba, etc.
Music, cars, tracks, other brands.No Gran Turismo is weird. Anybody can guess why it's not there?
Nintendo wouldn't omit Mario 64 though and Crash Bandicoot was Sony's direct Mario competitor.
You guys have to remember Sony can’t just put what they want. They need permission from the ip holders for third party games.
No GT though must be a car manufacturer licensing issue.
Considering that the Japanese version of PS1 Classic has more Square-Enix games then the Western one. Actually a better list of games overall.I can understand why the list feels "lacking" without games like crash or spyro... it won't feel right, however I can see why they didn't add them or request them what with the remaster's being out.
Although, leaving symphony of the night and tomb raider out.... seems a little confusing... surely with sony's partnerships with konami and square-enix this could have been possible...?
Music, cars, tracks, other brands.
Its a game full of outdated licenses.
yes.
I feel they should have had some form of internet connection to PSN, so people could buy and download other PS1 games.
Edit: if there’s no Silent Hill 2 on the ps2 classic, I will be upset. Very upset.
I think that poster is saying that because the PS1 Mini game lineup sucks that the Nintendo need not try too hard with the N64 Classic.Why’s that? Nes and snes mini were awesome.
Really. Sony is sitting on a GOLDMINE of great Psygnosis IPs and the only one they think of ressurecting is Shadow of the Beast.No wipeout or colony wars makes me sad. Not much Psygnosis love there. Parasite eve would have been nice, final fantasy tactics as well but I guess the IP holder is probably getting 1 dollar or two for the license hence the poor selection.
They “misplaced” the source code. Is that still an issue for putting it in a classic console? Oh, please don’t tell me so.I get their mindset with some of the "omissions" here. Sony probably felt with the Crash and Spyro remakes being so recent there wouldn't be much demand for the originals so soon after (in general, before I get several commenters going, "but I wanted them!"). On that note, it would be downright bizarre to throw Castlevania SOTN on there when it just came out on PS4. They also generally kept it to one game per series to keep the line-up from focusing too hard on particular people's tastes (Nintendo mostly did the same with the NES/SNES classics).
Probably is out of Sony's hands, didn't Konami screw something up and lose the original materials (not sure what that's properly called) of 2 and possibly 3? Which is why that garbage HD Collection is possibly what we're stuck with from now on.
Glad to see Intelligent Qube but where is Devil Dice?
Isn't RE directors cut the version with the crap music?
I think that poster is saying that because the PS1 Mini game lineup sucks that the Nintendo need not try too hard with the N64 Classic.
So will the games look any better? PS1 games don't look very good on my HD tv.
I imagine it will upscale to 720p and include some options to "improve" the visuals.
Isn't really much nostaligia for me on these games, and these early 3D games don't really age well like 16 bit and 8 bit games. Already seeing the trailer for MSG/Rainbow Six/Syphon Filter turned me off a bit.