Retro city rampage dx platinum pro#
Retro city rampage dx platinum ps3#

Retro city rampage dx platinum pro#

Sadly, there is no support for the Circle Pad Pro accessory, but I wouldn't be able to use one even if there was (since I don't have one). I always found this inferior to the second stick, as it makes the game harder. Unfortunately, because of the lack of a second analog stick, shooting must be done with the lock-on (Y Button). Before, you had to wait a bit after shooting before you could jump, but not anymore. This is essential for saving your health. Now you can jump while shooting, effectively skipping part of the animation. Plus, there were also a few tweaks to some of the missions, to make them a little more streamlined, and the arcade games were also reworked.Ī third change is to the shooting. I still found several challenges hard, but at least my failures took less of my time. This change is ok, it doesn't really make them easier but makes it easier to replay them. Basically, the time limit was cut in half and the scores changed accordingly. Second, the arcade challenges have been reworked to be more 'concise'. Tapping the weapon will bring up the list of available weapons so you can quickly switch to the one you want. Another awesome use of the bottom screen is weapon selection. This new function makes it easier to get around the map, even if I frequently crash while looking at it (thankfully I don't do that in real life). Previously, I would frequently pause to make sure I was taking the right roads while getting to my destinations. If you are interested in more of the game systems, story and things, start with my reviews of the PS3/Vita and Xbox 360 versions.įirst up, the lower screen now houses a mini map. Mostly, I'll talk about the changes and how this version stacks up to the others.

Retro city rampage dx platinum ps3#

They did add some new screen filters, which is great because I really liked those in the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. The graphics are still 8-bit and awesome and the soundtrack is still retro and well done. For the most part, the DX is the same as the other versions. Retro City Rampage DX was recently released on the 3DS e-shop, so I revisited this throwback to NES era goodness to see how this newest version held up to the others.