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E3: MGS PSone for PSN this month News
PlayStation 3 News by Robert Purchese
Konami will release the original Metal Gear Solid on PlayStation Network on 18th June.
The PSone port will cost USD 9.99, although there's no indication of price nor date for Europe. We'll sneak around and check.
This follows announcements for two new Metal Gear Solid games - Rising on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 and Peace Walker on PSP - as well as the re-release of Final Fantasy VII on the PlayStation Store.
Someone's been busy, as have we - rushing around E3 desperately trying to stuff our E3 index with as much content as possible. And there's plenty more still to come!
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andywilkie35
05/06/09 @ 07:58
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Sold! I replay all the MGS games at least once a year so my next playthrough will be on the PSP
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Kinda getting annoyed at being told what others are getting TBH. If Sony can't be bothered with the "Euro" part of gamer don't give 'em the exposure EG.
That's what annoyed me about E3 alll this media on PSN they were hyping and we don't get half of it. sod off Sony until you get your act together.
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JohnnyWashnGo
05/06/09 @ 08:09
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Hmmm not sure about this one. I much prefer the Twin Snakes version to the original PSOne version.
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TheStatics
05/06/09 @ 08:16
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edited- wrong comment section!
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monkeylite
05/06/09 @ 08:16
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I still have the PAL version and they seem to run just fine on my PS3 and PSP. No borders and the slowdown isn't that noticeable.
@bad09, the announcement was from Konami. |
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Its still got the borders apparently. Zoom mode looks different on the NTSC version, more gets cropped!
http://www.avforums.com/forums/psp/10111... So its a case of UK PAL = easy to download, nice when zoomed on the PSP. US NTSC = 14%-ish faster, no borders so nicer looking on PS3. I reckon I'm going NTSC for my PSone stuff as its nice that it practically fits my LCD with a brief tweak. I did FF7 using fatscreen already on CFW so not too big a bind. Would be nice if the zoom modes on the PSP were Original, Normal, Zoom-PAL, Zoom-NTSC, Full. |
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zoweewowee
05/06/09 @ 09:46
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@bad09 > what's the problem if you can get those games from us or jap stores ?
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@Silverman: They'll probably put it in the Game Manual option on the menu that appears when you press the PS button in-game.
With this obviously not having two discs, it's a shame it'll lose that epic bit where you head into the blast furnace entrance and tink you're getting the Game Over screen. First time that appeared I started wondering what I'd done wrong. |
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dominalien
05/06/09 @ 12:19
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With this obviously not having two discs, it's a shame it'll lose that epic bit where you head into the blast furnace entrance and tink you're getting the Game Over screen. First time that appeared I started wondering what I'd done wrong.
I did not play the game so I can only assume you're talking about the screen telling you to insert the next disc, which in this case looks like a game-over screen? In that case you will get it. You will then have to press the home/ps button and select the option to switch discs. FFVII is one big file, but the 3 discs are still there. And you still have to switch them manually. Pretty authentic experience, if fact :-D |
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dominalien
05/06/09 @ 12:21
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can't believe is still know it off by heart :D
The number IS pretty easy to remember, though ;-) |
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