HD Collections

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(08-08-2012 02:29 AM)Xannidel Wrote:  Their excuse for that was that they were lacking much of the original SH2 code (maybe SH3 too?) but that is still inexcusable; if you are making a game HD collection or not, you better have ALL the code.

Quote:“We got all the source code that Konami had on file – which it turns out wasn’t the final release version of the games,” he said.

“So during debug we didn’t just have to deal with the expected ‘porting’ bugs, but also had to squash some bugs that the original team obviously removed prior to release, but we’d never seen before.”

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I don't get why they didn't bug test it before release, or if they did, do a thorough job on it? Also doesn't explain why they had to re-do the voice acting.

(08-08-2012 01:57 PM)Nicknclank Wrote:  Personally, I don't NEED the HD collections. Most of the HD packs includes games that I ALREADY HAVE on my PS2. So, unless I plan to play them again for the fact that I can win trophies, I don't think I need them.

Unless, of course, the HD pack has games I DON'T have, such as the Sly Cooper Collection. That would be fun to play :3

Indeed true. Even if you already own them it's quite handy for PS3 users. I've bought all my HD collections for Xbox, but any PS3 exclusives are handy due to Sony not adding backwards compatability to their consoles (or make a complete eff up over which ones can play PS2 games or not). Even then, playing the classics again for trophies, leaderboards and HD visuals are a bonus.