This is a nice run-down of Hot Shots Tennis for the PS2 on PSN@Home. Written by MrTeenie who is the founder and an editor for PSN@Home.
Sammy: "Sony has been knocking it out of the park in the single-player department for almost a decade now, but Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida lamented the company’s lack of multiplayer hits in a recent interview. While this sector is dominated by third-party favourites like Fortnite and Call of Duty on the PlayStation 4, the platform holder does have a long list of multiplayer brands that would be ripe for resurrection with the right approach. Here are ten primarily multiplayer PlayStation franchises that we’d love to see brought back to life."
Sony should definitely bring back Warhawk, but with a more gritty post modern feel and art style. I'd also second the return of Killzone and SOCOM.
I think the shuttered the SOCOM studio. But I would definitely like to see SOCOM again.
Yes Zipper was shutdown but sony owns the IP.So they can bring it back whenever they want.
See, I loved Warhawk. It reminded me of the levels where could could pilot vehicles in Unreal Tournament 2004 with a mix of Halo aerial combat. It was just nice and simple. Starhawk just messed everything up by trying to put some unnecessary weird tower defence system in it.
How about games that are actually older ips instead of things that just had a new installment in the last 5 years
PlayStation 2 game Hot Shots Tennis is heading to PS4 later this week.
Ape Escape...can't believe we had gone an entire gen without a proper game! that MOVE game was an insult to the franchise!
I miss arcade sports games, they have essentially disappeared. All I want in my life is another Sega Soccer Slam.
I remember this he he this was actually fun.
@phoenixUp sony had many I miss alot sonys IP and third party IP's we only ever saw on first playstation.
Ffs sony why dont you start emphasising on "classics" and bring out what people actually want...like burnout, nfs underground, thps2 or soul reaver perhaps 😐
A fun and addictive tennis experience marred only by a lack of modes and customization.
