Sly Cooper Trilogy - PS2 & PS3 Differences
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- This video showcases some of the changes what Sanzaru made into the HD remaster, compared to the original PS2 release by SuckerPunch.
There are some small things that I did not mention, like Carmelita's bossfight vs. Muggshot in Sly 3 not having soundtrack for some reason in the HD version.
Sly 2's All Bonus Movies: • Sly 2 - All Bonus Movies
Timestamps:
0:00 Sly 1
5:14 Sly 2
8:28 Sly 3 - Hry
The most notorious change for me besides the change in music for the first game was the delays in some interactions. For the first game, one significant delay was Mz. Ruby’s attacks not in line with the music, causing you to slip up. But Sly 3 had the delays to a fault.
For those wondering, the Sly 2 cutscene was censored because law in the EU sees any depiction of gambling as an age rating boost, meaning the game would have gotten a high-T or even M rating from just that.
Kinda makes me wish they'd found a comedic PG way of getting around it, like depicting something else but making it obvious what they were really hinting at, like what they did in Sly 3's bar brawl segment where you chug what would obviously be beer but hilariously it's lemonade.
Why wouldn't muggshots casino be an issue then?
But Ratchet and Clank 3 still has the gambling scene in the opening. Did the Trilogy on PS3 get a T rating then?
13:25 Holy shit, no wonder it was so difficult using Murphy's Ball Form in the PS3 version. The height difference made the challenges extra difficult.
who's murphy
Alright have fun doing the pistons for an hour in Australia
PS2's "A Strange Reunion" music is more fitting but PS3 version sounds more "cinematic"
That I can agree.
what lmao the ps2 one sounds like cheap midi sounds. f*** off.
PS2 version much more well rounded. PS3 is little rougher around the edges. Which pains me because the PS3 version could have been patched but they didn’t
I knew Murray's ball jump felt weird in the PS3 version. I just couldn't figure out why that was the case.
One thing not mentioned here is the paintings in Sly 3 having terrible framerates. Kind of surprising Sanzura was allowed to take the reigns of the series with the hackjob they made of the remasters
Though they technically did it, the blame mostly falls on Sony. Neither Jak not Ratchet trilogies are free from new bugs, Ratchet mostly graphical (and Pyrocitor being OP in Europe), while Jak has Racist Kor and punch glitch, which is far from trivial.
Yep
Agreed. The remaster was terrible. I can't believe they were trusted with continuing the Sly franchise after that
@@NotOrdinaryInGames i want to buy all hd remasters jak,sly,ratchet and god of war wich one are really bad? also what is the racist kor and punch glitch? i think the jak remaster tho is the best of them all
@@Snaaake_Beater Punch glitch is when sometimes (like 1 in 25) a punch will go off in a random direction. Racist Kor is a completely textureless face of Kor in the construction site cutscene, every single playthrough. Shiny metal textures are all wrong, and the guard chase music is missing notes. The Sly port has exposed animations (or lack thereof) visible on the sides of the screen, since the game was intended to be 4:3 forever. Also various glitches including out-of-sync music with Mz Ruby. Ratchet port has a myriad of graphical glitches and the legendary Big Helmet in cutscenes. God of War though? That port is apparently perfect, being made from the PS2 copies by the porting masters themselves, Blue Point. Rule of thumb: most PS3 ports of PS2 games are bad. You have NO REASONS to buy most of them, since PS2 is easily emulatable these days at long as your computer does not suck.
I find it so cool that a Sly Cooper video can get several thousand views in under a day, and end up in my recommendations! Keep it up
Thank you!
@@CooperCurse
Curious... What'd you used to get the PS2 footage looking so good?
@@CooperCurse they removed Bentleys dialog from the sly 3 credits and changed the opening of sly one
10:51 It was pretty cool that the PS3 version allowed us to actually read the whole chat between Bentley and Penelope, instead of some unnecessary camera panning.
That's actually the original PS2 version, the one on the left, listed as PS2, is the PAL region version for PS2. On PS3 it's identical to the original NTSC version on PS2.
The changes to the intro for the Dogfight chapter in Sly 3 was probably their best change. The focus on the conversation between Bently and Penelope was a nice addition, and the wait until they zoomed out at the of the conversation makes the Bently profile picture hit just a little funnier in my opinion.
Funny part is about the changed scene is that it was the original pitched opening with of course final changes in the remaster
Some of the music changes were really good too - my favorite is the Clockwerk boss fight theme in Sly 1
Were there different copies of Sly 3 with the chatroom? Cause I remember my old PS2 copy had the chatroom.
Another weird thing I found as a child: In Sly 2 if you go into the bear cave from episode 7 (from the tracker mission) after the mission itself you can wake the bears and then climb on an ice wall and they will all try to attack you in one spot (they'll kill each other xD). In the Ps3 version though for some reason the game just crashes if you do it. No idea why, disappointed me a bit
It doesn’t crash on ps3 for that mission, I just played it not too long ago.
@@llkgt1059 Yeah I meant after the mission. At least on my version (physical release) I suppose. Although it's already a while ago since I played it, when I replay the games I usually do on Ps2 soooooo ok could be whatever xD
@@slytendo3810I can confirm, when I did it on physical PS3 trilogy copy, it always froze my PS3. Haven’t tried it yet on digital (just got that recently as my dad plays physical, lol), so can’t say, but I recall PS2 could run it no problem.
Always loved seeing the changes between the games. Didn't know Sly 3 had that many though so thanks for showing this old vet something new!!!
If y'all also have notice during the intro of all 3 games, sly and the gang were all black as if they were hiding in the shadows until they step out into the light in the ps2 version but in the ps3 version you can see them during the intro
I paused it at 9:14 just to see the first image saying smol ass. Learned something new about sly I wasn’t expecting.
Lmao
9:12 Smol ass lmao, middle school tier joke aside this really shed some light on the differences each version had, and I'm also glad to see such recent videos about Sly Cooper.
There is one more change you forgot; in the opening of Sly 1, the PS2 version has Sky running in black silhouette, but on PS3 this appears to be bugged and he is visible.
honestly surprised at the changes between the trilogy and the collection. the collection on vita is my first experience with the series and i wasn't aware of the changes outside of the different music in 1. not sure why they didn't make the collection the definitive edition. some of these are minor changes but never made sense to cut out bonus content when ps3/vita had more storage than a ps2 disc.
i think you also forgot that the redone music in 1 for A Deadly Dance is off by a bit in the collection. they didn't adjust the timings.
Yeah, I didn't include A Deadly Dance off-sync here, cus it seems to be pretty common knowledge among the players. :D
That easily happens when you start changing the music.. :D
Such an interesting video, and the last one got me good!
The writing on the window says "Prosciutto di Parma" which means "Ham from Parma", and it's a real brand in Italy, so it looks like they wanted to avoid this sort of indirect product placement.
Interesting! I don't know, wouldn't make sense as the other restaurants has their names still there!
@@CooperCurse I just checked and all of the other stores have generic made up names so yeah.
OG game came out after Prosciutto Di Parma name was protected though
@@ScarLeRenard Who knows maybe SuckerPunch didn't think it was a big deal at the time and they ended up with legal trouble Sanzaru wanted to avoid.
One small difference, in the form of a glitch, between the two is a minor graphical effect used in Sly 2 when Bentley walks into some water tower in Paris to readjust the water pipes.
There was this pretty cool effect in the PS2 version where time would freeze and the screen would flip around after Bentley entered the interior of the tower to remove the outside environment and flip the screen again to add the interior of the tower into the picture.
When I got to this part in the PS3 version, this effect was completely broken where all the screen did was turn a still image of Bentley reaching the loading zone upside down and then POOF Bentley was all of a sudden inside. I know it’s minor, but the issue was glaring enough to me like it was with the Ms Ruby to make me question how thorough they were with porting, testing, and debugging.
Yesssss I just played it recently and omg yes that was that issue I saw plus the heist music sound different than the ps2 version
11:00 That was actually a regional change. On the PS2 NTSC-U version they allowed you to read the conversation during the cutscene. In the PAL version, they avoided showing the chats likely so they wouldn't have to translate the dialogue.
Damn, haven't really played Sly 3 PS2 version in the American version, so I thought this was a thing only in PS3. That's probably not the reasoning for the change tho, as there's a lot of english text on the games anyway.
@@CooperCurse True, honestly I think it's a random change to make lol, but I do like what they had in place of the chats.
@@violet_bunni True that!
I feel like it might be more of a space issue, if they had to have the exact same video playing but with it's own localization for every version then that would use up way too much space on the PS2 disc. I could be wrong however, it's just a speculation.
@@CooperCurse Nah, it's likely the reason.
Damn so many changes i didnt even notice, thank you!
The soundtracks for Sly 2 start like 5 seconds in their playtime when you load into a level. When visiting the Bear cave in Episode 7, your PS3 will freeze after a short while.
Hopefully with PS+ Deluxe, they'll release the Sly games as PS2 classics like the Jak and Daxter titles later down the line.
Also, in Sly 3, the music when Carmelita fights Muggshot in Holland is missing as well.
haha i hoped so as well but oh boy i got dissapointed again and have no other choice than buy the hd collection because the ps2 versions are very difficult to find and expensive
@@Snaaake_Beater Like, triple digit prices? Wow.
@@tylercalhoun6407 no not triple but i dont want to pay 50 plus for a ps2 game.not everyone is rich
@@Snaaake_Beater Or be lucky to find a thrift store a find a good price for the games, like I have done for Sly 2 and 3. Why would Sony allow for the Jak games to have PS2 Classic status, but not Sly or Ratchet and Clank have it too, I'll never understand.
@@tylercalhoun6407 simple. because jak got ps4 ports 4 years ago and they dont need to do much to include them as ps2 titles. ratchet and jak on the other hand didnt got a port and for sony its way easier to just say here you can. stream them instead of bring some effort for our money and say to someone go and make some emulation ports for sly and ratchet. ps plus premium sucks because i cant stream because i have no wifi.
this was a video i didn’t know i needed to see!!!
one thing I always noticed was that the bouncy mushrooms in Rajan's second episode had a highlight filter over them compared to the ps2 texture
At the opening scene of Sly 2 where the sucker punch logo is a billboard and the gang is running along the rooftop, on PS2 the gang is blacked out and on PS3 it is not (you can see all 3 of them clear as day)
Yeah, in Sly 3 Dimitri can be seen in the first Kaine job, aswell as in the prison cell like that.
I’m so who happy that people remember this game it was such a good one
I was waiting for this one!!!
This was a dope video never noticed any changes
One big in game thing that really pissed me off in the remake of 2 is that I swear flashlight guards have issues with their detection and flashlights. You can see the light clipping through walls and I swear at some points they detected me with it when they shouldn't have. Not just with walls but in general.
I don't know what you mean for they feel fine
Another change to the music is that they removed the ominous banjo, accordion and strumming string for A Ghastly Voyage's theme at the beginning.
Also Mz Ruby's fight is bugged on the PS3 physical release. Seems to have been fixed on whatever version Sony is offering via cloud gaming
I actually still have my ps3. And play the sly collection on disc. I still play it alot. Despite the weird changes.
3:31 I'll never understand why they used the sneaking music in a Grave Undertaking to begin with. That shit was so outta place.
I think it was because a lot of the same/similar instruments that it used were also used in the soundtracks for The Dread Swamp Path, Piranha Lake/Down Home Cooking (both PS2 & 3), and A Ghastly Voyage (PS2). What I personally do not understand is why they did not just remake the original PS2 song for Ghastly Voyage as it was ALREADY great and, dare I say, badass enough to begin with and just made an entirely new one that (IMO at least) is kinda underwhelming compared to its predecessor. Then again, they DID remove the original transition sequences and drum fills that play in between the normal level songs and the enemy encounter/alarm trip ones as opposed to just remaking them or leaving them in unedited entirely so I do not think we can expect much more.
The quality of HD re-releases on PS3 was all over the place.
You had great ones like Metal Gear Solid 2&3 HD or God of War 1&2 HD.
Decent ones with some obvious issues like Sly HD, Ratchet & Clank HD or Jak & Daxter HD.
And the awful ones like Silent Hill 2&3 HD.
The Sly 3 episode 3 intro is actually identical between the original NTSC PS2 release and PS3, the one shown on the left as "PS2" is the PAL PS2 release, which I assume was changed so that it didn't zoom in on English text when it could very well be a German or Italian or Spanish, etc., version. They likely didn't want to translate the screens for many other languages, so they instead zoomed out and did some generic typing animations. So really, Sanzaru "fixed" that cutscene back to the original.
Great video!
I was replaying Sly 2 on PS2 for the first time recently and I knew that deleted scene wasn't in the HD collection!
Probably they had copyright problems or smth with the restaurant’s name, prosciutto di Parma its a pretty big name here in Italy
6:40 I seriously don't understand why that clip was necessary to cut out. (For implications of gambling, sure, but how about all tobacco or alcohol references before and after that scene?)🃏
I also noticed the PS3 version didn’t animate any of the large black lava bubbles in Tide of Terror. They’re more stationary and dark compared to the original PS2 version. Also in the opening, Sly is completely visible in PS3 rather than being mostly silhouetted
There was a remastered version of the soundtrack from the first game where you need to help Murray get the treasure keys from the 2 missions in Muggshot's and the Panda King's levels
I thought I was the only one who noticed these changes. Also 2 & 3 don't have the sly loading icon in the center of the screen, (from PS2) and instead just use a black screen when loading (on PS3)
They still are better then the 1st
looks like sly 3 ep3 opening on ps3 actually uses early ps2 prototype storyboarding for some reason
14:10 The restaurant name is missing because in Italy "Prosciutto di Parma" it's a copyrighted branded name of prestigious ham
thats interesting. very weird
Thanks for this video !
If I may add something I noticed: they censored the beginning of Sly 2 in the French version of the remaster. Originally, on the PS2 version, Sly gets his code name wrong by saying " ici Petit Fion" (= this is Little Butt) instead of "Petit Lion" (=Little Lion). On the PS3 version, he says "ici Petit Pion" (= this is Little Pawn).
On sly 1 i think theres a problem on the deadly dance battle, the music goes out of sync with the original game
Somehow I didn’t know that everything got changed in Sly 1, 2, and 3 in Sly Cooper Collection. ✨
3:46 The PS3 version didn’t exactly changed this song, they just made a dark & twisted remix of the song to make the Swamp hub world more creepy.
The original PS2 song is still used in the Hideout though.
A lot of unnecessary changes, but the ones to A Strange Reunion certainly aren't unwelcome.
I wouldn’t even notice the flaws if you hadn’t pointed them out. I had Sly 2 for PS2 and the PS3 collection recently just finished it even had all the platinum trophies for each game.
Dude. Its the same track but different beats.
I like that we can see the chat on the PS3/Vita versions, however, I’m still biased towards the original.
Edit: I know I came across your videos many times, but I thought I been subscribed.
Well I am now.
In PS3 version of SLY 3, Muggshot fight doesn't play the intended boss music
Aaah yes, i remember i just yolo playing that 3-D function without having 3D glasses 😂
i coulda SWORN they changed the mariachi dogs' appearance and music in _At the Dog Track_ in the PS3 version, because i've been watching a friend play through the PS2 game via emulation and i swore it sounded different from the PS3 collection i'd played fairly recently. research indicates otherwise, however, and it seems i've somehow Mandella'd myself.
also it's crazy to see the difference between the two versions of _Flight of Fancy_ - the change somehow both more and less dynamic at the same time. -lol "occifer"-
14:11 it might have been changed due to prosciutto di parma being an actual food or they forgot to put it on the window
I actually only have played the PS3 version since I never had a PS2 as a kid so this is interesting for sure to me, I had an Xbox, and the compilation trilogy was one of the games I grabbed pretty quick after I got a PS3 for Christmas of 2011 since these games had always been one of the PS2 games I was interested in I wasn't able to play. And to this day these 3 games are among my favorites, and it has nothing to do with childhood nostalgia I was 22 when I played through the trilogy from October to December in 2012 about a year after I got the PS3, one Sly game a month at the end of 2012. I looked at when I got the trophies, which trophy timestamps are good for seeing when you played something, even if you don't care about trophies it can help you remember when you played something! And make you feel older, lol. Of course I still have my copy and the PS3 I played it on! Actually funny enough the day I finished and Platinumed Sly 3 was December 21st,2012, the day the world was supposed to end according to so many people because they thought thats why the Mayan calendar ended on that date. Although my local time here in Pacific time USA was the 20th it was 8:30 PM and already the 21st overseas.
Have you ever test the loading between the PS2, PS3, and PS VITA versions? Because the faster loading could be the reason why the theme of mz ruby doesn't sync with the oncoming buttons that Mz Ruby throws you at.
I found more differences, but with the digital release of the games, they are still the remasters, but these while not perfect, have less issues than the physical disc, including the audio delays in the dialogue
wow there are so many! i didnt know them
Another Sly 1 difference is during the Mz. Ruby fight. The music on the PS3 version is not in line with the battle unlike the PS2 version. Also, the music from making your way to Mz. Ruby was also missing on the PS3 version.
The music from making your way to Mz Ruby actually wasn’t removed, but for some reason, it only plays after you die and respawn once in that section
8:24 I always thought that black stuff was oil from Clock-La's exploded body.
Damn man, Sanzaru couldn't even get the remasters right let alone Thieves in time smh
One of the many, if not THE reason(s) I still stand by the PS2 originals being superior over the Collection to this day.
@@evanoconnell2340 If it werent for S1's remastered OST Id agree.
@@am_infinite Oh yeah, don't misinterpret, Sly 2 and 3 were handled competently enough (even if I DO think the removal of the menu movies when you scrolled over certain episodes in 2's Episode Selection is a LITTLE sus), and I do think the remastered songs in Sly 1 are pretty damn good (minus the new one for A Ghastly Voyage), but I just CANNOT get over the fact that the drum fills and transition sequences that played between the normal level songs and the enemy encounter/alarm trip ones were removed outright as opposed to being left in unedited or at the very least remade. Maybe it is just because I grew up with the originals but just watching gameplay of the Collection version of Sly 1 vs. the original and hearing HOW the soundtrack was handled just feels REALLY jarring and disjointed.
And the downright BUTCHERING of Mz. Ruby's boss fight is just inexcusable.
(The OST itself is SOLID, but the desynchronization just cripples it entirely and Sanzaru do NOT have ANY excuses for the way they massacred that fight.)
I personally like the PS2 soundtrack more, but there are some really good ones on the PS3 version aswell.
is this significant enough that I should play all Sly Cooper games in their original forms or are the PS3 versions ok?
update: looking at this differences between PS2 and PS3 video, I decided that missing content was too much to risk the PS3 versions so all games on original releases, no HD collections, with the acception of the God Of War Saga since that one seems fine
Wow! I never noticed.
Another thing not mentioned is the lighting is a lot brighter in the ps3/vita version. I get they’re doing it to “improve” graphics, but I don’t really like it because as a thief, it’s supposed to be a darker, grittier game than say ratchet and clank. The levels are supposed to take place at night and with the lighting changes, it just feels you are walking around during daytime with guards straight up ignoring you. So strange
Neyla's hologram model from sly 2 final mission is little bit different in the ps3 version compared to the ps2 version
How do I not remember any of this?
The issue I had on the ps3 version of sly 2 was when I’m doing the heist in Paris the music doesn’t sound the same as the ps2 version which has a harmonic sound to the music, but u only hear that when you’re along the edge holding down circle
I didn't have that issue weird
@@ralcolfwolfcoon8207 hmm I can’t be the only one you’d have to listen very carefully for the differences
It's not really that big of a deal. Now if it was game breakingly bad. Yeah I would have a fit.
@@ralcolfwolfcoon8207 I’m not saying it’s a big deal it’s just one of those flaws they have
This is just sad
I never played the PS2 versions of the games because I don’t have a PS2
So the PS3 version is all I got
If they do another remaster/rerelease of the games for the PS4 and PS5 in the future
I hope they exclude everything and I mean everything from the PS2 version
Like the music the bonus video features all that good stuff
Make it the definitive way to play sly cooper
I know there's an Action Replay code for PS3 to unlock the Mega Jump power up. I don't know if there was ever one for the PS2 version.
Wait a minute, I remember clear as day that on ps2 the sly 3 scene with penelope always had that chat room while sly was monologueing. Am I being seriously mandela effected?
I wish Sony would consider porting the trilogy to PC.
They should be on PC (Steam), PS4 and PS5
At this point at least we can play them perfectly in both PS2 and PS3 emulators.
@@rikustorm13 Prefer GoG honestly.
@@raresmacovei8382 Yeah but I want proper PC versions for the possibility of mods.
0:24 I'm still looking for that music.
Idk if this is like a personal issue or what, but the sound track on the PS Vita version of Sly 1 had a horribly broken soundtrack. The wrong versions of songs would play and sometimes no music at all would play
I DONT remember getting that intro for episode 3 on the PS2 version at all! I remember getting the one like we see on the PS3. I got the game right off the truck when it was released tho so...maybe my copy was different? I'm just confused cause I've NEVER seen that before 0_0
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8:21 That's obviously supposed to be shading against a harsh backlight, just like on Bentley's hand.
Why’d they get rid of the card playing scene from episode 1’s ending? Was it because of the gambling reference?
No idea, there's a Casino in Sly 1 and 4 so doesn't really make any sense :D
@@CooperCurse
Maybe it’s not so much because of gambling itself, but the act of counting cards being referenced. If I recall correctly, Ben Affleck has been blacklisted in multiple casinos in Vegas because he counted cards…
The whole penelope chat thing isnt a change. Its PAL on the ps2 side and the NTSC ps3 version which mirrors the ntsc ps2 version
thats very interesting.
Some of the voice lines in the ps3 version sound lower in quality than in the ps2 version, weird right? Lol
14:10 "Prosciutto di Parma" is Italian for "Parma ham".😉🍖
The black things in murray's face are shadows
Why is there shadows if there wasn't any in the original release? I'd guess they messed up somewhere.
@@CooperCurse I'm pretty sure this is implied to be Clockwerk's (well, Clock-La's) oil, since Bentley's hand is also covered in black, in a way that seems to look like something liquid had stained it
Game cutscenes seems to be rendered with Flash
It probably was a bug they didn't noticed when re-rendering it
Of all unnecessary changes, why remove the text from the Deli window texture in Sly 3?
Honestly some of the remixed music isn’t too bad
To leave an original comment, I still don't understand why only 1 bonus movie was included in the european release. And was the australian one any different?
Australian version was the same as European, so not much differences there
@@CooperCurse If you are absolutely 100% sure, then this is a sad case of copyright BS.
@@NotOrdinaryInGames Pretty much only changes between PAL and NTSC releases are on Sly 2 and those are few missing Bonus Movies, but other than that not really (Sly 1's name is different).
@@CooperCurse I really hoped the PAL releases would be definitive, since they run at a higher resolution and more smoothly on OG hardware. Plus the other language options.
@@NotOrdinaryInGames Atleast they are move definitive than the PS3 versions.
12:28 Pretty strange they didn't remove (or change) this scene. Most may see it as innocent, but to some it might come as an implication of perversy.🤨
Personally I liked the Paris music in Sly2 on ps2. Yet they changed the music for ps3 and I noticed right away when I first started the level, sad.
A Strange Reunion sounds like a Zelda music
I forgot how bad*** Clockwerk's theme was, too bad we never saw him again
Dont know if I'm in the right place for this question..looks like it tho..in sly 2 for ps3..i think its level 3..with the elephants & 💩..why..WHY..WHYYYY...did they make it so you cant even see where the bottles, the enemies, or the vines are without using the bi-noc-ucom? Looks like half the world is missing? OR is it just this way when you downlaod it from the store? I'm pissed!
Mi chiedo perché hanno modificato i filmati di questo gioco
14:10 ''Prosciutto di Parma'' it's an Italian brand of meat :)
So they've probably changed it for copyright issues
Thanks for the info!
It was already the case when the OG game came out though
Most of these are barely noticeable, but I am bothered that they cut the end scene in episode 1 of sly 2 and why Murray’s ball move doesn’t make him fly up so high in sly 3 for the ps3
i'm glad i have the first 3 games on PS2, just the weird audio delays/out of sync MzRuby battle and diffrent music on the PS3 "remasters" is enough to make the games less enjoyable
Some changes in the PS3 version are unnecessary, and praise be to the PS2 games for their quality and visuals. Even so, you can't deny the HD quality that the PS3 remaster gave us
That's not as hard thing to achieve, the PS3s GPU already did all the work getting there. All they had to do was make sure everything else worked properly
The ps3 remaster definitely did a good job remastering the music of sly 1
How did you get an incredible image quality out of PS2?
probably pc emulation
Rip Prosciutto di Parma 😭😭😭😭😭
I came back here to rewatch the differences, some I didn't remember.
I'm not sure about that
but here in Italy the ''Prosciutto di Parma'' it is a registered trademark so I assume this is the reason for the removal.
i want to buy all hd remasters jak,sly,ratchet and god of war wich one are really bad? also what is the racist kor and punch glitch? i think the jak remaster tho is the best of them all
9:12
"Smol
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