Visually its not up to the standards but I never expected it to be but its the game-play itself too.Certain things we take for granted in modern FPS games are missing and it just feels odd now. A classic example and I know this is an Xbox game (but was of the same era), but Halo:CE was a game I loved.However I bought the MCC, but really felt this game had not aged well despite the graphical make-over. I also find that what I liked and considered acceptable in that era, doesn't live up to my memories now.

Its not just the actual visuals but also the screen size ratio as these games were in a 4:3 ratio and my TV is in a 16:9 so you end up with black bars down the sides. I would rather have remakes, remasters etc of these games than ports of the old games. Personally, we're rooting for Bully, but we'd also like to see The Getaway, Urban Chaos: Riot Response, and many more make the jump. Ratings boards recently outed Ape Escape 2 and Max Payne, too, so expect those to follow at some point as well. PaRappa the Rapper 2 launched this week, and we already know that it will be followed by the likes of FantaVision and Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits. Alternatively, if you don't want to go on social media, post some of your suggestions in the comments section, and we'll make sure that it gets forwarded on to the appropriate parties by the end of the week. The platform holder's asking you to attach #PS2PS4 to your suggestions, so hop on Twitter and share your wishlist. Much like its 'Building the List' promotion a few years ago, it now wants to know which classics you want to play with improved presentation and Trophy support on the PlayStation 4 – and all you need to do to share your suggestion is use a catchy hashtag. Sony's proven this generation that it's really receptive to feedback, and it wants your help with its new PlayStation 2 ports initiative.

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