I just read this on EGM September:

"Capcom Goes Commando

Lately it seems publisher Capcom is diggin through its closet of hits. It already announced a remixed version of Super Street Fighter II for both Xbox Live arcade and Playstation Network, but that's not the only game getting redone. You might remember I teased a remake of the NES classic Bionic Commando for the PSN a while back. Well, that'd be cool, but wouldn't it be better if it-oh, I don't know-got a full tune-up on consoles? Yeah, now wouldn't that be just fab..."

This was wrote the rumor guy- Quartermann, who seems to have some good hunchs frequently.

I'd definitly love some sort of remake that game was one of my favorites on the NES

I just read this on EGM September:

"Capcom Goes Commando

Lately it seems publisher Capcom is diggin through its closet of hits. It already announced a remixed version of Super Street Fighter II for both Xbox Live arcade and Playstation Network, but that's not the only game getting redone. You might remember I teased a remake of the NES classic Bionic Commando for the PSN a while back. Well, that'd be cool, but wouldn't it be better if it-oh, I don't know-got a full tune-up on consoles? Yeah, now wouldn't that be just fab..."

This was wrote the rumor guy- Quartermann, who seems to have some good hunchs frequently.

I'd definitly love some sort of remake that game was one of my favorites on the NES

Okay there are two widescreen aspect ratios that film makers use for cinema.

1) 1.85:1 (most common) usually used for Arri 35mm cameras, this is what we come to call 16:9

2) 2.35:1 (less common) usually used for Panavision Cameras or 70mm.

All HD TVs are made to comform to the 1.85.1 standard thus all films using this ratio will fill the entire screen hence full screen, but any film shot using the 2.35:1 panavision ratio will show two black bars on top and bottom.

Films like Casino Royale which are shot on Panavision will not fit full screen on your HD TV because the native transfer is simply too wide even for widescreen TVs.

A good 70 percent of the films released use 1.85:1 and hence will fit fullscreen it's only the big epics and high budget spectacles that mostly use 2.35 ratios. Keep your eyes peeled you may one day see an ultra widescreen 2.35:1 HD TV.

pimperjones

mmm that sounds logical

[QUOTE="alucardio"]what about me? i bought the regular version... the should give us a free upgrade from the PSNTom1243

you will have to pay from the 2 expansions, i dont see why u should get them for free... :S

Because it's unfair to the people who bought this at 60$ to have them pay another 60$ to get one expansion. Besides, if they are giving the wholegame plus 2 expansions at 60$, they might as well give you the expansions since you already payed 60$ for it. At least that's what i think

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Or at least make it so that you can buy the expansions on the PSN for a much lower price than 60$

Everyone says that it's 98% BC, so my question is: what are the 2% games that doesn't work? And does that mean that the 98% of games supported has been tested and worked perfectly?alucardio

bump

Does the game include spanish text/audio?

Or has it been included in previous versions of the game?