Sony confirms working on porting more PS2 games to PS4

There recently was a new game released which included PS2 titles that all ran on a PS4 using an emulator. In light of this, Sony also confirms that they are working on bringing more PS2 games to the current console.

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The topic of backward compatibility regained traction once more as a new PS4 game (Special Edition Star Wars Battlefront) included PSN codes to download additional titles. These include:

Super Star Wars
Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter
Star Wars: Racer Revenge
Star Wars: Bounty Hunter

From those, three of which are titles from the classic PS2 console and were reported to be up and running using what they can deduce as an emulator (you can read how they came to this conclusion and more about the picture quality at Eurogamer.net).

On a related note, Techradar shot a question to Sony regarding the existence of the said emulator and received a confirmation from a representative:

“We are working on utilizing PS2 emulation technology to bring PS2 games forward to the current generation. We have nothing further to comment at this point in time.”

This simply means that backward compatibility for the PS4 is officially possible. For now, we’ll just have to wait for the announcement of which games will be ported over — could be a lot considering the vast library of PS2 games released.

{Sources 1, 2}

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Sony confirms working on porting more PS2 games to PS4

There recently was a new game released which included PS2 titles that all ran on a PS4 using an emulator. In light of this, Sony also confirms that they are working on bringing more PS2 games to the current console.

ps2-ps4-backwards-compatibility

The topic of backward compatibility regained traction once more as a new PS4 game (Special Edition Star Wars Battlefront) included PSN codes to download additional titles. These include:

Super Star Wars
Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter
Star Wars: Racer Revenge
Star Wars: Bounty Hunter

From those, three of which are titles from the classic PS2 console and were reported to be up and running using what they can deduce as an emulator (you can read how they came to this conclusion and more about the picture quality at Eurogamer.net).

On a related note, Techradar shot a question to Sony regarding the existence of the said emulator and received a confirmation from a representative:

“We are working on utilizing PS2 emulation technology to bring PS2 games forward to the current generation. We have nothing further to comment at this point in time.”

This simply means that backward compatibility for the PS4 is officially possible. For now, we’ll just have to wait for the announcement of which games will be ported over — could be a lot considering the vast library of PS2 games released.

{Sources 1, 2}

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NBA 2K16 now available as a mobile game

The hottest basketball title of the year is now available to be played on-the-go using your mobile devices. NBA 2K16 could now be downloaded from both the Play Store and App Store.

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Offered with in-app purchases, NBA 2K16 is reported to have new additions that were not present in previous mobile versions of the game  — this includes a full MyCAREER, Blacktop, and Season modes. According to the description of the app, improved graphics and game performance are also to be expected, in addition to new controls and smoother mobile gameplay.

There are also new soundtrack to watch out for from producer and rapper DJ Khaled, DJ Premier, and DJ Mustard.

Unfortunately, the game isn’t free and is available for Android devices for Php365, while iOS users will have to shell out $7.99. Lastly, be sure to free up some space as it carries a size of 3.13GB in the App Store and 1.9GB over at the Play Store — qualifying for our list of biggest games on Google’s Play Store.

{Sources 1, 2}

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NBA 2K16 now available as a mobile game

The hottest basketball title of the year is now available to be played on-the-go using your mobile devices. NBA 2K16 could now be downloaded from both the Play Store and App Store.

nba-2k16

Offered with in-app purchases, NBA 2K16 is reported to have new additions that were not present in previous mobile versions of the game  — this includes a full MyCAREER, Blacktop, and Season modes. According to the description of the app, improved graphics and game performance are also to be expected, in addition to new controls and smoother mobile gameplay.

There are also new soundtrack to watch out for from producer and rapper DJ Khaled, DJ Premier, and DJ Mustard.

Unfortunately, the game isn’t free and is available for Android devices for Php365, while iOS users will have to shell out $7.99. Lastly, be sure to free up some space as it carries a size of 3.13GB in the App Store and 1.9GB over at the Play Store — qualifying for our list of biggest games on Google’s Play Store.

{Sources 1, 2}

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10 Biggest Games in the Google Play Store

Mobile gaming is nothing small — in terms of gameplay and even file size. You can opt for a casual game or hook yourself to a lengthy and graphic intensive entertainment.

If your Android smartphone still has enough space, here are 10 of the biggest games (in file size) we can find in the Google Play Store as of October ’15.

1. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

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2.44 GB / Php 326.99
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2. Star Wars: KOTOR

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2.44 GB / Php 445.75
Download

3. Gangstar Vegas

GC-Vegas (768x432)

2.23 GB / Free (In-app purchases)
Download

4. The Dark Knight Rises

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2.03 GB / Php 316.16
Download

5. Gangstar Rio: City of Saints

ganstart-rio-cos (768x401)

1.98 GB / Php 316.16
Download

6. Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour

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1.95 GB / Php 316.16
Download

7. WWE Immortals

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1.92 GB / Free (In-app purchases)
Download

8. Order & Chaos Online

order&chaos-online (768x431)

1.89 GB / Free (In-app purchases)
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9. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes

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1.84 GB / Php 224.82
Download

10. Order & Chaos 2: Redemption

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1.73 GB / Free (In-app purchases)
Download

There you have it! Keep in mind that file size, price and availability may vary. So, if we missed any games with gigantic file sizes, hit the comment section below and share it to us.

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