It was good fun, but not as impressive the second time round as other games had caught up.

Still, Crackdown 2 featured online co-op for up to four players, as well as competitive modes such as “Deathmatch”, and “Capture the Orb”.

When the original game released in 2007, there wasn’t an experience on console quite like it, online co-op at that time being more typical of PC games. I remember the open world online co-op play being a real feature for the first Crackdown, and it returned in the sequel. In terms of melee, once you develop your abilities all sorts of moves will unlock, such as the “ground slam”. You can use all sorts of weapons, from machine guns to grenade launchers, as well as a special UV gun for taking down the pesky “freaks”. The console can run steam, and, to some extent, Steam games (although you’ll need some significant Linux experience to get semi-recent games to run at a decent speed).In terms of combat, you have melee and ranged options, the latter being the most entertaining. It’s possible to install and run Linux on your PS4. Release thread and download here.Ĭheck out PS4 Homebrew Store for a selection of Homebrew Games to run on the PS4. With that being said, other emulators might offer some functionality or performance that you cannot find in Retroarch’s cores.įor those interested in Saturn games, Developer Jabu has released Saturn-fpkg, a tool that lets you turn Saturn Roms into installable packages on Jailbroken PS4s. Retroarch lets you emulate a wide selection of emulators and should probably be your first choice before you look into others. “Unofficial” here is a bit unfair, the port is of high quality, but simply cannot be advertised publicly by the Retroarch team because it was built using some leaked Sony SDK instead of the open source SDK. The PS4 Homebrew Store has downloads for multiple emulators you can try, including in particular an unofficial port of Retroarch.

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