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I bought the mag at lunchtime today, and spent 30 minutes or so just watching the MGS2 footage over and over!
Absolutely, utterly, totally, completely astounding!
If anyone reading this is in doubt about buying a PS2, get this mag and watch the video. If you have any doubts about PS2 after that, you're not normal.
I tell a lie, the other game is the Star Wars one, no video, but astounding pictures.
(Rogue 2 looks better, methinks.)
If you read some of the articles in that same PSM2 mag, some developers are saying that the PS2 is actually quite easy to program for, and that there is no problem with anti-aliasing.
There have also been suggestions that both of these were rumours started by Sony's rivals.
If you think about it, it would make sense; almost every developer said that PS1 was very easy to program for, and that's why it had so much support. Can you *really* see Sony taking such a backward step in this area?
Quite obviously PSM 2 is biased, all normal format mags are, try a multiformat mag....
Look at midnight club run and smugglers run and tell me if they could be done on the PS processor....
yes, they probably could. Look at MGS2 - wow!! obviously there has been a lot of effort put in cus if the PS2 was easy to program for, smugglers run would look as good as 4 wheel thunder on the DC...
Is Capcom Sonys rival? No, and they stated that it was `a b****r to program for` in CVG, but then in PSM 2 they would say differently, wouldnt they?
< almost every developer said that PS1 was very easy to program for, and that's why it had so much support. Can you *really* see Sony taking such a backward step in this area?>
Yea, its happened a lot, the SNES was easier to program for than the N64, some things they cant change, THEY DONT CARE ABOUT THE SYSTEM, they know it will sell well, cant you see??