demo, there hasn’t been a main entry since 2012’s Downpour. We’ve seen many rumours recently about a potential revival, especially after Silent Hills’ unfortunate cancellation a few years back but, excluding the P.T.
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Sadly, while PS2 sequel Front Mission 4 was also localized, that was never released digitally, and the main series eventually returned to being Japan-exclusives. Split into two scenarios, dependent on which pilot you followed, Front Mission 3 was widely praised for its tactical gameplay, making a solid Western debut. Set within Southeast Asia, a cold war is afoot between the Oceania Cooperative Union and People’s Republic of Da Han Zhong, and separatist movements are rising within OCU regions. Launched in 2000, this tactical RPG followed the stories of Japanese wanzer (mecha) pilots Kazuki Takemura and Ryogo Kusam. As such, it’s worth looking back at Front Mission 3, which marked the first entry localised in North America and Europe. We’ve not seen a new main entry since 2006, and recent spin-offs Evolved and Left Alive both received poor critical reception. Square Enix hasn’t given tremendous love to Front Mission recently. Legends 3 was once planned for the Nintendo 3DS, which would’ve included a prototype version, but sadly, both were subsequently cancelled a year later. Capcom eventually ported all three as PS1 Classics but otherwise, outside of a Japan-exclusive mobile entry, this sub-series has long remained dormant. Seeing a positive response, Mega Man Legends received several follow-ups, including PS1 spin-off The Misadventures of Tron Bonne and direct sequel Legends 2. Joined by Roll Caskett, our team searched for a power source known as Quantum Refractors, battling Air Pirates and Reaverbots along the way. Released in 1997, Legends moved gameplay into a 3D action-adventure setting, set in Earth’s far future and we played as Mega Man Volnutt. With Capcom giving us compilations for the Blue Bomber’s original series and Mega Man X – not to mention 2018’s Mega Man 11 – many are hoping to see similar treatment for other sub-series’, and that includes Mega Man Legends. Mega Man’s seen a revival in recent years. Much like our PlayStation RPG list, we’ll looking at a few PS1 classics that haven’t (yet) been re-released, and here’s our top 5 choices. Thankfully, a lot of these experiences can be legally found elsewhere, but several quality games aren’t as lucky.
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Naturally, the PS3 will still play your physical copies, but it’s a much bigger blow for handheld players who only had backwards compatibility digitally, and the Vita stores closes on August 27 th. Unfortunately, this won’t be the case for much longer, as recent news about Sony closing down older PlayStation stores means we’ll be losing access to that.
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Better yet, these could also be played on your PSP and PS Vita, making some experiences portable for the first time. Letting us pop in our old discs, many publishers also added their retro line-up to PlayStation Network through the PS One Classics range, giving us hundreds of games digitally. Despite making PS2 games on the PS3, that functionality was removed in later models, but PS1 games remained fully supported. Sony’s history with backwards compatibility is an inconsistent one.
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