More PS2 Classics coming to PlayStation Store tomorrow
Sony has announced that this week, more PS2 Classics will be added to the PS Store: BloodRayne, Raiden III, and Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland.
Sony introduced its downloadable PS2 Classics line at the beginning of this month, and it's gearing up to release another three titles onto the platform. This set includes vampires, farmers, and spaceships to brighten your post-Halloween candy malaise.
A PlayStation.Blog post announces that this week brings the original BloodRayne, a day late for Halloween but 365 days early for next Halloween, along with Raiden III and Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland. Each of the other PS2 Classics, like Odin Sphere and God Hand, have come in at $9.99.
This is the first update of PS2 Classics since its introduction, bringing the grand total up to 8. If the company continues at this pace, we should have a wide selection of PS2 games before too long. Still, given the PS2's library reached the thousands, it will probably take quite some time before the PSN can offer anything remotely comprehensive.
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replySteve Watts posted a new article, More PS2 Classics coming to PlayStation Store tomorrow.
Sony has announced that this week, more PS2 Classics will be added to the PS Store: BloodRayne, Raiden III, and Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland.-
They still need to release god hand In the EU PSN store :(
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You know what would be really cool? If you could put your PS2 games into a brand new, just-purchased slim PS3 and play them, with graphics upscaled to HD resolutions, even if you had to deal with pillarboxed borders for 4.3 games. That would be really cool.
I guess that idea makes less money than reprogramming these games, repackaging them and selling them to us a second time.
Off to PCSX2 for me then.
