Really!?Quote:
Originally Posted by krawniksmoka
So... the iphone 4 could potentially be able to handle something as intensive as MGS4??
Holy crap.
Of course, this is probably just me being an idiot as usual. :wacko:
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Really!?Quote:
Originally Posted by krawniksmoka
So... the iphone 4 could potentially be able to handle something as intensive as MGS4??
Holy crap.
Of course, this is probably just me being an idiot as usual. :wacko:
i would love to play ps2 games on the ngp.
not sure if it was real or not ( probably not) but i recall seeing a guy play tony hawk pro skater 4 on the ngp.
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Originally Posted by luffy4
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Originally Posted by Darkseid
I doubt it.
It could handle MGS4 in much the same way the PSP could handle MGS2/3.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Count
Which is to say sorta but not really.
Plus it wouldn't be able to output in the same resolution the PS3 can, so it'd be another case of the portable console dropping graphics significantly and therefore not really needing as much power to run the "same" game.
Didn't they do some demo video of the PSP2 playing MGS4 at around 20FPS? Am I the only person that thinks NGP is a terrible name?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
The system isn't out yet. At this point, any claims made about it should be taken with adequate amounts of salt. Overstatement of specs happens all the time, especially with Sony.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shardnax
It is a terrible name, but portable consoles always have terrible names. Usually unoriginal terrible names that reek of not trying at all. :wacko:
An excellent point; have they even announced a release date? If Sony dropped PS2 support for the PS3 I don't know why they would add it for their newest portable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
Very late 2011/Eary 2012 in Japan, most likely mid to early-late 2012 everywhere else. Aside from that, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shardnax
I think they dropped PS2 support on the PS3 because they developed an emulator or something for PS3 that caused many glitches in some games, and since the games wouldn't play like they were meant to be played, they dropped support for it. They've had a few years to work out the problems, so maybe they'll have something working by the time the NGP comes out that takes a lot less power than a PS3 or PC PS2 emulator that plays them properly just like playing ps2, except unless they figure out how to map the l2/r2 to the back or front touchpad, it wont control like it was originally made, so they might just not even develop ps2 support, especially since Sony knows how many ps2 units were sold, I would assume that they assume at least half of those people still own a ps2, so theres no need. They could also remake ps2 games to run on the ngp perfectly, so they could sell them at a full ngp game price instead of a cheaper PSN price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shardnax
they would just probly release new ps2 titles on it and give them more content like they did with p3p on the psp. unless they do i am sticking with the 3ds, at least that tells everyone what its doing, playing a ds in a third dimension lol. they should have stuck with psp2 but then again what do i know, since i like nintendo i am not classified to say anything but will anyways.
edit: even if they didnt add ps2 support, you would always have someone out there who would hack the ngp and make a ps2 emu for it.
Why am I not surprised :wacko:?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
There isn't even a PSOne emulator (of worth) for the PS3, and it will probably be a long time before the PSP2 gets hacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by garrendesares
Yes there is. Which is why you can drop your PSX collection into any PS3 with excellent results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shardnax