psp games ported to ps2?

I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with games ported, im sure the quality varies from game to game but i was looking to get the GTA's and siphon filter games on ps2 over the psp becuase i would assume they have better controls but havent really come across any reviews on them, if anyone has any advice id sure appreciate it

I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with games ported, im sure the quality varies from game to game but i was looking to get the GTA's and siphon filter games on ps2 over the psp becuase i would assume they have better controls but havent really come across any reviews on them, if anyone has any advice id sure appreciate it

Djmaster214

wow thanks man i appreciate that!

I'd be wary about "Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters". The PS2 (and PSP) version is done by a different developer to the first 4 R&C games and it's lacking the control fluidity and the background detail that made the Insomniac games so much fun.

I'd go so far to say it's a distinctly bland platformer not worthy to join the R&C franchise.

Only one i played from PSP to PS2 was Twisted MEtal Heads on, and it was pretty good.

I'd be wary about "Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters". The PS2 (and PSP) version is done by a different developer to the first 4 R&C games and it's lacking the control fluidity and the background detail that made the Insomniac games so much fun.

I'd go so far to say it's a distinctly bland platformer not worthy to join the R&C franchise.

BarbaricAvatar

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I'd be wary about "Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters". The PS2 (and PSP) version is done by a different developer to the first 4 R&C games and it's lacking the control fluidity and the background detail that made the Insomniac games so much fun.

I'd go so far to say it's a distinctly bland platformer not worthy to join the R&C franchise.

DiceofSpades

It's the PS2 version i was referring to. On its own it seems alright, but if you play it straight after any of the first 4 you notice it's not quite right.

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I'd be wary about "Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters". The PS2 (and PSP) version is done by a different developer to the first 4 R&C games and it's lacking the control fluidity and the background detail that made the Insomniac games so much fun.

I'd go so far to say it's a distinctly bland platformer not worthy to join the R&C franchise.

BarbaricAvatar

It's the PS2 version i was referring to. On its own it seems alright, but if you play it straight after any of the first 4 you notice it's not quite right.