I think it’s fair to say that plenty of us look back on the PlayStation 2 era with fondness. It was a great console that boasted an impressive line-up of games.
God of War, God of War II, Shadow of the Colossus, Twisted Metal: Black, Ico, Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill 3, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater… I could go on. That particular generation also boasted some epic cross-platform releases. I know I personally spent an ungodly number of hours onThe Simpsons: Hit & Run. We’re in the midst of a nostalgia-fuelled trend right now. We know thatKonamiare in the midst ofremakingMetal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, while Bloober Team are working on aSilent Hill2remake. They follow in the footsteps of recent remakes likeDead SpaceandThe Last of Us Part I. How would you feel if I told you that you’ll soon be able to dive back into the PS2 originals?
Take a look at the trailer for theMetal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eaterremake below.
PlayStation-centric YouTuber Mystic has claimed that Sony is working on a new updated PlayStation 2 emulator. In a recent upload,he said, “There have been noticeable improvements thus far when it comes to the classics programme that Sony’s recently done. There are some big omissions like PlayStation 2 titles but it’s probably a matter of them not having a brand new PlayStation 2 emulator.”
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He continued, “I would be borderline shocked if that’s not what’s being worked on right now - and I have it on good authority that that is what’s happening but they are not ready with that new emulator just yet.”
Topics:PlayStation,Sony,Retro Gaming
