Close to zero for both: using Vita hardware would cost Sony more, and the only potential benefit I can think of is the ability to include P4G.
MGS still has one of the best implementations of controller rumble I've experienced even 20 years later. The violent heart attack giving way to a slower and eventually stopped heartbeat, the whup-whup-whup of a helicopter's propeller, and of course Psycho Mantis...
I wouldn't be entirely surprised to see Fighting Force make an appearance so that beat-em-up games have some kind of representation.
Unless they gave millions of PS TV chipsets handing around for years it seems more likely to be a mobile chipset. A PS TV chipset would only half-explain the 720p limitation as well, since PS TV could output 1080i.
One of the more likely explanations is that they'll get another round of publicity when they reveal the full list of games. You might think it hurts pre-orders but sites don't appear to be having a problem selling what they've been allocated so far.
It outputs 720p. There's no clear description of how things get rendered internally. Probably expect original resolutions since what Sony have done on every other platform that emulates PSOne.
It'll work like the Nintendo machines. Sony will have negotiated with publishers to include their old games (e.g. Tekken 3). It won't only be Sony games. Some licensing issues won't have been solvable though, so big names will be missing (e.g. Madden, FIFA, Gran Turismo, Tony Hawk).
The reason it's 20 games is because Ps1 games are larger and they want to stick to as little cheap flash memory as possible. 8 or 16GB probably
People keep repeating this but it's not true.
No arguing there. FFVII alone is bigger than all the games on the Nes mini and Snes mini combined for sure.
That's one of the games I presume will be on the US version but not on the UK version. Sucks if so. No way I'm importing one though, unless someone on here wants to do a swap, haha.
Looks like the first, unfortunately. It's a shame they didn't provide hardware that could at least double the resolution. No shame in making the games look more like you remembered on your old phat tv, than how they actually look on a modern led.
They will probably be upscaled from their original native resolution. It'll cost less that way. At best they will natively render at 480p like Nintendo's N64 emulation tends to do.
You can't, even excluding all the games that can't happen due to licensing, this thing is going to be missing dozens of classics. Like the NES and SNES consoles, literally everyone is going to have games that they'd prefer to swap in and out of what's actually on the machine.
Lol yeah that was bonkers, I rushed out to buy my first HDTV at PS3 launch day after starting up the console because of the crazy 50hz conversion which made everything stutter. I think the games rankat 60hz through a 50hz output, or something like that.
3X - 4X the cost and I am not sure how much they would need to do to get FPGA going for PSX.
There go my dreams of a secret Ethernet port for additional game downloads.
Yeah, Sony has confirmed that there are just 20 games and cannot be added others (without hacking at least).
Do we know if in Europe the games will be at 50Hz, or if they will use the US roms, NES classic style?
