Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
@BetweenTheTrees YES! Thank you for saying that. I wish PSX games were allowed too so I could say Back To Nature, but Save The Homeland would be amazing as well.
Okay, assuming they can do third party titles as well as first party, here goes:
Harvest Moon: Save The Homeland
Genji: Dawn of The Samurai
Winback
Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven
The Hobbit
Crash Nitro Kart
Crash Bandicoot...any Crash Bandicoot
The Hobbit
So hyped about that Mark of Kri release, as well as the Dark Cloud (3?) release.
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Re: Poll: Do You Want More Family Friendly Platformers on PS4?
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Re: Poll: Do You Want More Family Friendly Platformers on PS4?
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Re: Poll: Do You Want More Family Friendly Platformers on PS4?
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Re: Poll: Do You Want More Family Friendly Platformers on PS4?
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Re: Poll: Do You Want More Family Friendly Platformers on PS4?
Yes, I would love nothing more than for family friendly platformers to be as big as they were during PSX and PS2 days. Those are my personal favorites usually, but more importantly it's great having games like those to play with my nephews. I'd rather put a six year old and three year old on an E rated platformer than an M or T rated anything.
Re: Time to Tell Sony Which PS2 Games You Want on PS4
@BetweenTheTrees YES! Thank you for saying that. I wish PSX games were allowed too so I could say Back To Nature, but Save The Homeland would be amazing as well.
Okay, assuming they can do third party titles as well as first party, here goes:
Harvest Moon: Save The Homeland
Genji: Dawn of The Samurai
Winback
Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven
The Hobbit
Crash Nitro Kart
Crash Bandicoot...any Crash Bandicoot
The Hobbit
So hyped about that Mark of Kri release, as well as the Dark Cloud (3?) release.