Star Wars: The Clone Wars Revealed as the First PS2-Emulated Title for PS5 and PS4 since 2019

Star Wars: The Clone Wars Revealed as the First PS2-Emulated Title for PS5 and PS4 since 2019

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the 2002 vehicular combat game from Pandemic Studios that allows Episode II: Attack of the Clones fans to take part in the battles popularized by George Lucas’ second Star Wars prequel and more, is returning as part of a new PS2-emulated title that will be available on not only PS4, but also PS5, a listing on PS Deals has revealed. Launching on June 11, this is said to be the first new PS2-emulated title for PS5 and PS4 since 2019, expected to be released under the Classics Catalog for the Premium tier of PlayStation Plus, with enhanced features that include up-rendering, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters.

Original platforms:

  • GameCube (2002)
  • PlayStation 2 (2002)
  • Xbox (2003)

Game features:

  • “Take over where Episode II ends. Play out the greatest battles of the epic Clone Wars.”
  • “Sixteen single-player missions on six expansive worlds from the Star Wars universe.”
  • “Pilot five unique craft (Republic gunship, speeder bike, fighter tank, assault walker and even a maru) against over 30 different combat units.”
  • “Missions range from intense close combat engagements to enormous large-scale battles.”
  • “Four entirely different multiplayer modes: team-based strategy, deathmatch, king-of-the-hill, and co-op endurance.”

A short trailer for the game:

A note from the PlayStation Store, which mentions PS5 support:

This title has been converted from the PlayStation 2 version to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles and provides newly added features. Consequently, there may be times where the title plays differently from the PlayStation 2 version, or where some features may cause the title to not function properly. This version does not support the PlayStation 2 console’s peripherals, therefore some functionality may not be available.

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