Well it's about damn time. The US PSOne Classics lineup is pathetic in both size and content (imo, the only good stuff up there is Wild Arms and Suikoden (oh, and Castlevania and Street Fighter, too)).
[Joystiq-PS]Capcom Working on PSX Classics
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When SCEA's John Koller said Sony was looking into transferring more PS1 classics to PSN, he wasn't kidding around. Third-party companies like Capcom appear to be stepping up their game; strategic planning & business development VP Christian Svensson says the company has more PS1 titles down the line. "The first PS1 titles for PSN were submitted last week ... when I have some dates for them, we'll let you know ..." Svensson confirmed on Capcom Unity. So far, Capcom only has one PS1 game in its classics roster: Street Fighter Alpha -- excluding the HD remix of Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo. The ESRB has hinted at Street Fighter Alpha 2 & 3 coming to PSN for some time now, but these might not be the titles Svensson is currently referring to. Perhaps we'll see more Resident Evil games on PSN like in Japan. |
I couldn't resist not putting the Nemesis picture up.
Quick Fact - Resident Evil 5 wouldn't be possible without the actions of Nemesis in Racoon City.
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Why is that? I am curious.
Originally Posted by OmegaNemesis28 Quick Fact - Resident Evil 5 wouldn't be possible without the actions of Nemesis in Racoon City. |
Why is that? I am curious.
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Same why?
Originally Posted by criminal Why is that? I am curious. |
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RE3 took place before AND after RE2.
Thats because midway through the game, Nemesis infects Jill with the NE-T virus. She dropped out for a period of one or two days, while RE2 took place, while Carlos went and looked for a cure to the virus. After finding a "cure" in the Racoon Hospital, the cure was apparently not fully functional - beta if you would.
So, after all these years, this virus has been building up inside of Jill. After the events of at the Spencer Estate in Europe (detailed in a flashback in RE5), Wesker finds this never seen before virus in her left by Nemesis. He detailed it as the perfect variation of the T-Virus to date. Hencefourth, he could could create Uroboros.
Originally Posted by criminal Why is that? I am curious. |
Thats because midway through the game, Nemesis infects Jill with the NE-T virus. She dropped out for a period of one or two days, while RE2 took place, while Carlos went and looked for a cure to the virus. After finding a "cure" in the Racoon Hospital, the cure was apparently not fully functional - beta if you would.
So, after all these years, this virus has been building up inside of Jill. After the events of at the Spencer Estate in Europe (detailed in a flashback in RE5), Wesker finds this never seen before virus in her left by Nemesis. He detailed it as the perfect variation of the T-Virus to date. Hencefourth, he could could create Uroboros.
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Sweet!
Thanks for that little tidbit of info. I got RE5 and it is the first RE I have played since Nemesis. Love the game.
Originally Posted by OmegaNemesis28 RE3 took place before AND after RE2. Thats because midway through the game, Nemesis infects Jill with the NE-T virus. She dropped out for a period of one or two days, while RE2 took place, while Carlos went and looked for a cure to the virus. After finding a "cure" in the Racoon Hospital, the cure was apparently not fully functional - beta if you would. So, after all these years, this virus has been building up inside of Jill. After the events of at the Spencer Estate in Europe (detailed in a flashback in RE5), Wesker finds this never seen before virus in her left by Nemesis. He detailed it as the perfect variation of the T-Virus to date. Hencefourth, he could could create Uroboros. |
Thanks for that little tidbit of info. I got RE5 and it is the first RE I have played since Nemesis. Love the game.
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Probably the biggest problem with the PlayStation Store (at least in the West) is that, inexplicably, there are so few PlayStation 1 games available. It's something people complain about often. And something Capcom are fixing. Popping into Capcom's boards, PR man and professional beach lounger Christian Svensson told users that Capcom actually submitted a bunch of PS1 games for eventual sale on the PSN last week. He also says "this may take a bit more time than anticipated", though, so don't expect them anytime soon. What ever could they be? Resident Evil 1 seems the most logical choice, but you can always hope, like we are, for Marvel vs Capcom. |
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No problem. ^_^
Look in the Jill Valentine file I think it was once you beat the game.
Originally Posted by criminal Sweet! Thanks for that little tidbit of info. I got RE5 and it is the first RE I have played since Nemesis. Love the game. |
Look in the Jill Valentine file I think it was once you beat the game.
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