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‘Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow’ da el salto a PS2

Yes, at this point in the movie and here we are talking about new releases for the PS2, what do you think? And all because Sony has officially announced that the more than well-received PSP title ‘Siphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow’ is going to make the leap on PS2, the immortal console.

The most curious thing about it is that this practically direct port is going to come out three years after the launch of the original for PSP. Over here we take a look at it and the truth is that, like half the planet, we liked it. But it doesn’t matter, a decision like this is still surprising.

The main changes in this version for PS2 of ‘Siphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow’ with respect to that of the Sony laptop will be found in the control system. Logically the graphic section is being adapted to the hardware of this console, but as I told you the most important news comes in the form of improvements when it comes to controlling Gabe Logan: easier to get in and out of coverage, more intuitive combat movements , adaptation to the second analog stick, etc. In stores next June 1.

Via | Playstation Blog | First impressions: ‘Siphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow’

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