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All of you probably know that you can improve the graphics and loading times of PSone games but that isn't half of it. If you've ever run BLEEM to it's full potential you'll see an old PS1 game come to the standard of near dreamcast quality.
In a magazine that i got at the launch of the PS2 it said having more software to improve PS1 games would shatter the PSone sales, but when the PSone dies off and when the hard drive or even a memory card update comes out later in the year (2001) Sony will probably make more use of the PS2 hardware to improve the old games.
I still have loads of old games and am all for it.
In a magazine that i got at the launch of the PS2 it said having more software to improve PS1 games would shatter the PSone sales, but when the PSone dies off and when the hard drive or even a memory card update comes out later in the year (2001) Sony will probably make more use of the PS2 hardware to improve the old games.
I still have loads of old games and am all for it.
You'd think sony would've come up with a game thats compatible for both PSone and PS2. In that, i mean a game which runs on PSone but when played through a PS2, the hardware enhances both graphics and sound to a lot more extent rather than just smooting out jaggies. Perhaps the games software code detects what hardware your using!!
All of you probably know that you can improve the graphics and loading times of PSone games but that isn't half of it. If you've ever run BLEEM to it's full potential you'll see an old PS1 game come to the standard of near dreamcast quality.
In a magazine that i got at the launch of the PS2 it said having more software to improve PS1 games would shatter the PSone sales, but when the PSone dies off and when the hard drive or even a memory card update comes out later in the year (2001) Sony will probably make more use of the PS2 hardware to improve the old games.
I still have loads of old games and am all for it.
In a magazine that i got at the launch of the PS2 it said having more software to improve PS1 games would shatter the PSone sales, but when the PSone dies off and when the hard drive or even a memory card update comes out later in the year (2001) Sony will probably make more use of the PS2 hardware to improve the old games.
I still have loads of old games and am all for it.