A PlayStation classic is making its return to the modern-day console but as with most things in life, there is a catch.At long last, 1999’sDino Crisisis making its way to thePlayStation 4andPlayStation 5.Check out the original 1999 trailer forDino Crisisbelow!TheCapcomclassic was a hit back in the early 2000s and told the story of repeat dinosaur outbreaks in closed environments.AdvertHonestly, you would think they’d learn after the first outbreak.Now almost 30-years on andDino Crisisis back for modern-dayPlayStationconsoles.However, one Twitteruserhas drawn our attention to a slight catch.PlayStation Plusmembers hoping to get their hands onDino Crisisat no extra cost may actually need to open that wallet as it is reportedly locked to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers only.AdvertNot only that but there will be no trophies available to obtain and crossbuy via the Vita and PlayStation 3 is also unavailable.To put simply, those without a PS Plus Premium subscription will have to buyDino Crisisat full price and owning the title on PlayStation 3 does not make a difference.As you can imagine, fans are unhappy with this news, especially considering the game is almost thirty-years old.“For some reason some games don’t have trophies at launch and then get them added later? I’m hoping this is one of those cases,” one personresponded.AdvertAnothersaid: “Damn I was really looking forward to trophies for this one, this must be the laziest Capcom re-release.”We can assume that this is a Sony decision over a Capcom one but it is still disappointing for fans both old and new.It remains to be seen if trophies will be added for the game at a later date but for now, it seems that Sony is itching to get those PS Plus Premium subscriptions.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: SonyTopics:Playstation Plus,PlayStation,PlayStation 4,PlayStation 5,Sony,Dino Crisis
A PlayStation classic is making its return to the modern-day console but as with most things in life, there is a catch.At long last, 1999’sDino Crisisis making its way to thePlayStation 4andPlayStation 5.Check out the original 1999 trailer forDino Crisisbelow!TheCapcomclassic was a hit back in the early 2000s and told the story of repeat dinosaur outbreaks in closed environments.AdvertHonestly, you would think they’d learn after the first outbreak.Now almost 30-years on andDino Crisisis back for modern-dayPlayStationconsoles.However, one Twitteruserhas drawn our attention to a slight catch.PlayStation Plusmembers hoping to get their hands onDino Crisisat no extra cost may actually need to open that wallet as it is reportedly locked to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers only.AdvertNot only that but there will be no trophies available to obtain and crossbuy via the Vita and PlayStation 3 is also unavailable.To put simply, those without a PS Plus Premium subscription will have to buyDino Crisisat full price and owning the title on PlayStation 3 does not make a difference.As you can imagine, fans are unhappy with this news, especially considering the game is almost thirty-years old.“For some reason some games don’t have trophies at launch and then get them added later? I’m hoping this is one of those cases,” one personresponded.AdvertAnothersaid: “Damn I was really looking forward to trophies for this one, this must be the laziest Capcom re-release.”We can assume that this is a Sony decision over a Capcom one but it is still disappointing for fans both old and new.It remains to be seen if trophies will be added for the game at a later date but for now, it seems that Sony is itching to get those PS Plus Premium subscriptions.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: SonyTopics:Playstation Plus,PlayStation,PlayStation 4,PlayStation 5,Sony,Dino Crisis
A PlayStation classic is making its return to the modern-day console but as with most things in life, there is a catch.At long last, 1999’sDino Crisisis making its way to thePlayStation 4andPlayStation 5.Check out the original 1999 trailer forDino Crisisbelow!TheCapcomclassic was a hit back in the early 2000s and told the story of repeat dinosaur outbreaks in closed environments.AdvertHonestly, you would think they’d learn after the first outbreak.Now almost 30-years on andDino Crisisis back for modern-dayPlayStationconsoles.However, one Twitteruserhas drawn our attention to a slight catch.PlayStation Plusmembers hoping to get their hands onDino Crisisat no extra cost may actually need to open that wallet as it is reportedly locked to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers only.AdvertNot only that but there will be no trophies available to obtain and crossbuy via the Vita and PlayStation 3 is also unavailable.To put simply, those without a PS Plus Premium subscription will have to buyDino Crisisat full price and owning the title on PlayStation 3 does not make a difference.As you can imagine, fans are unhappy with this news, especially considering the game is almost thirty-years old.“For some reason some games don’t have trophies at launch and then get them added later? I’m hoping this is one of those cases,” one personresponded.AdvertAnothersaid: “Damn I was really looking forward to trophies for this one, this must be the laziest Capcom re-release.”We can assume that this is a Sony decision over a Capcom one but it is still disappointing for fans both old and new.It remains to be seen if trophies will be added for the game at a later date but for now, it seems that Sony is itching to get those PS Plus Premium subscriptions.Advert
A PlayStation classic is making its return to the modern-day console but as with most things in life, there is a catch.
At long last, 1999’sDino Crisisis making its way to thePlayStation 4andPlayStation 5.
Check out the original 1999 trailer forDino Crisisbelow!
TheCapcomclassic was a hit back in the early 2000s and told the story of repeat dinosaur outbreaks in closed environments.
Advert
Advert
Honestly, you would think they’d learn after the first outbreak.
Now almost 30-years on andDino Crisisis back for modern-dayPlayStationconsoles.
However, one Twitteruserhas drawn our attention to a slight catch.
PlayStation Plusmembers hoping to get their hands onDino Crisisat no extra cost may actually need to open that wallet as it is reportedly locked to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers only.
Advert
Advert
Not only that but there will be no trophies available to obtain and crossbuy via the Vita and PlayStation 3 is also unavailable.
To put simply, those without a PS Plus Premium subscription will have to buyDino Crisisat full price and owning the title on PlayStation 3 does not make a difference.
As you can imagine, fans are unhappy with this news, especially considering the game is almost thirty-years old.
“For some reason some games don’t have trophies at launch and then get them added later? I’m hoping this is one of those cases,” one personresponded.
Advert
Advert
Anothersaid: “Damn I was really looking forward to trophies for this one, this must be the laziest Capcom re-release.”
We can assume that this is a Sony decision over a Capcom one but it is still disappointing for fans both old and new.
It remains to be seen if trophies will be added for the game at a later date but for now, it seems that Sony is itching to get those PS Plus Premium subscriptions.
Advert
Advert
Topics:Playstation Plus,PlayStation,PlayStation 4,PlayStation 5,Sony,Dino Crisis
