Shrygue
June 25th, 2007, 19:24
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=166554)
Sony Computer Entertainment has revealed plans to bring it's previously PSP exclusive Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror to PS2 this September.
The news adds more fuel to Sony's cries, asking developers to make more creative titles on PSP, and not just PS2 ports you can play on the train. Which Dark Mirror turned out to be, by the looks of it.
Dark Mirror has old hero Gabe Logan stealthing his way through terrorist-laden missions in the snow, and snagged pretty good reviews across the board.
The PS2 port is "enhanced" with improved controls and the obligatory graphical tweaks that the handheld version couldn't erm, handle.
The next PSP instalment Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow, which sports underwater combat and blind fire gameplay (yes!), is due out this October.
Sony Computer Entertainment has revealed plans to bring it's previously PSP exclusive Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror to PS2 this September.
The news adds more fuel to Sony's cries, asking developers to make more creative titles on PSP, and not just PS2 ports you can play on the train. Which Dark Mirror turned out to be, by the looks of it.
Dark Mirror has old hero Gabe Logan stealthing his way through terrorist-laden missions in the snow, and snagged pretty good reviews across the board.
The PS2 port is "enhanced" with improved controls and the obligatory graphical tweaks that the handheld version couldn't erm, handle.
The next PSP instalment Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow, which sports underwater combat and blind fire gameplay (yes!), is due out this October.