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TimeSplitters Looks Set For PS5 Release As Part Of PS2 Classics Line-Up | Retro Dodo (retrododo.com)
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  • Sony's PlayStation Plus Classics Catalog is expanding with nostalgic titles.
  • The latest addition rumored to be joining the collection? TimeSplitters

Key Information:

  • Release: TimeSplitters has received a rating for both PS5 and PS4 in Taiwan, hinting at its inclusion in Sony's PlayStation Plus Classics Catalog.
  • Publisher: The game is associated with the now-defunct studio Free Radical Design. No new titles from this developer are expected.

Why It Matters:

  • This marks an effort by Sony to tap into a library of classic games for modern consoles.
  • TimeSplitters, once a highly acclaimed franchise, will offer fans an opportunity to revisit and relive the experience on contemporary hardware.

What's Next?

  • Release Timing: Rumors suggest that TimeSplitters may be released as part of next month's PS2 classics drop. However, this is speculative at the moment.
  • Fan Reaction: The re-release of classic games has historically been well-received by fans seeking to play older titles on newer platforms.

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[โ€“] kugmo@sh.itjust.works 3 points 4 months ago (1 children)

Are all games on playstation required to have trophies now?

[โ€“] Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world 2 points 4 months ago

Not required. But it could be something they have to decide before throwing them on the store. I can't think of any other reason not to do it other than licensing.