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Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror

Published 3 February, 2006

About Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
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- Release date 24/08/2006
- Publisher Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
- Developer Sony Computer Entertainment
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Bertie Verified Senior Staff Writer, Eurogamer.net #1 6 years ago

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Portable Black-Ops for the PSP.
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hp_on_toast #2 6 years ago

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Gabe's back and it looks better (visually at least) than the awful PS2 version :)
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GrayFox #3 6 years ago

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Syphon Filter games are great. This one looks like the best yet. Damn, when the price of psp is coming down?
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Murbal #4 6 years ago

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Hope it still looks that good when it's moving
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bionutz #5 6 years ago

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oh god that looks great.
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Sko #6 6 years ago

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Be nice if they sent out some proper res screenshots, mind.
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tengu #7 6 years ago

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Fuck me, that does look nice.

Please play like the PS1 games!
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rodpad #8 6 years ago

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Eternal City anyone?
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RabidMonkey #9 6 years ago

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Why is this a PSP game?

When will Sony learn that games like this just aren't 'right' for a handheld?
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GuiltySpark #10 6 years ago

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how are they not 'right' for a handheld?

i cant see how they wouldnt work..

but ive never played syphon filter before so maybe thats why
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tengu #11 6 years ago

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They made Syphon Filter work just fine on the old PS1 digital pad, so no reason it can't work on the PSP.
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KraftWerk #12 6 years ago

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Looks great, that's for sure!
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RabidMonkey #13 6 years ago

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They made Syphon Filter work just fine on the old PS1 digital pad, so no reason it can't work on the PSP.

It's not about controls, it's about the game not being suitable for a potable format.

You don't want to have to replay huge chunks of the game because you had to switch it off prematurely to, oh I don't know, not miss your stop. Likewise you don't want to miss your stop on your commute because you were too engrossed in the game.
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tengu #14 6 years ago

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Good thing it's easier to put the PSP into sleep mode than it is to turn it off really, eh? Means you don't have to play any longer than you want to, just put 'er to sleep and pick up where you left off later.

Plus, I'd imagine the game might have some kind of quick save option or something.
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