The Game crashes after some in-game-progress (randomly), you can't change Discs when prompted, the screen keeps black or you can't even start the Game at all. It works, but it will be a pain for both of your Gaming experience, as probably for your PS4 itself. The Game has several stronger issues like stronger flickering, massive frame drops and not only the graphics are glitching, but the Game itself too. The Game has some small issues like small flickering, frame drops or glitching graphics.īut the Game itself works fine and you are able to complete the Game successfully without any huge disadvantages for your in-game-progress. It works exactly like when you play it on real PS2 Hardware.
The Game works perfect without any noticeable errors. PS2 Classics Emulator Compatibility List (on PS3).PS2 Classics Emulator Compatibility List (on PS4) Gamespot states the port has responsive controls but criticized it for having a poor frame rate, menial sound quality, and irritating display modes.Jump to letter: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z IGN gave the game a score a 6.0 out of 10, criticizing the game for ignoring the N-Gage's connectivity capabilities and being an inferior port in comparison to the Game Boy Advance version. Some music tracks from the Sound Test are removed, although it should be noted that Sonic Advance already did not include every music track on its Sound Test as well.The Tiny Chao Garden and multiplayer modes are completely removed from this port.Several sound effects are low-pitched or softened.The player can adjust the sound volume of N-Gage anytime by pressing the 0 key.However, the game features separated letterboxed 4:3 mode with scaled-down graphics that the player can both enlarge or shrink by pressing the # key, as this can be only done when the player has entered the level. Because of this, the game is somewhat tricky to play due the narrow screen view. The unusual screen size of the N-Gage consists of a resolution of 176x208 and an aspect ratio of 11:13, which is smaller compared to the Game Boy Advance's 240×160 resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio.
Several features however, are removed from the port or adjusted to it due the technical limitations of the handheld mobile.Ĭomparison of a letterboxed 4:3 (left) and original 11:13 (right) aspect ratio modes. SonicN is nearly identical to Sonic Advance in terms of core gameplay.
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