Q: How will the PC, MAC, and Playstation 2 versions of Red Faction be different or the same?
-The PC/MAC versions will be about the same. The PS2 version will be about the same game as the PC version, but it has a less comprehensive split-screen multiplayer function as well as no modding or editing capabilities. There are also some other minor differences, such as the PS2s auto-aim option and some different textures. The PC version will have the standard array of graphical additions (higher resolutions and such), but will be virtually identical content-wise. top
Q: Is the PS2 version out now?
-Yes, the PS2 version has already been released. top
Q: Does the PS2 version run well?
-It runs at around a steady 30fps and rarely stutters. top
Q: Does the PS2 version run in high-res mode?
-You bet your ass it will. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have FSAA?
-Yes. top
Q: So I hear the PS2 full scene anti-aliasing (FSAA) method has something to do with interlaced TVs, right? Now what if I have a progressive scan television and a progressive scan PS2 (something Sony says they are going to make)?
-The FSAA we're using mainly reduces the flickering from interlacing, but it also does a small amount of edge anti-aliasing also. If the FSAA code is on and your PS2 and TV are non-interlaced, then you're living pretty with your HDTV and the code will still do the small amount of edge anti-aliasing, which is good. So it doesn't really matter and regardless of what kind of setup you have it'll work fine. top
Q: Does the PS2 support some kind of bump-mapping so that we who may go the console route can get the benefits there too?
-No. top
Q: Does the PS2 version support keyboards and mice?
-No. top
Q: Is there an aim assistance option to ease the strain of the awkward gamepad controls for the PS2 version?
-Yes, there is an optional auto-aim functionality. top
Q: Does the PS2 version support 5.1 surround sound?
-No, the PS2 is incapable of playing 5.1 surround sound in-game. There will be mono and stereo choices. top
Q: Does the PS2 version come on a DVD?
-Yes, but not like it matters to the user either way. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have configurable controls?
-Yes, the PS2 version has very configurable controls including complete button binding and analog swapping and sensitivity. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have multiple difficulty settings?
-Yes the PS2 version has easy, normal, hard, and impossible settings. It is highly recommended to play on easy as the other levels, especially hard and above, can become quite frustrating. top
Q: Can you change difficulty settings in-game?
-No. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have multiple gore settings?
-No. The PS2 version is locked at a reasonable gore setting (nothing over-the-top). top
Q: Does the PS2 version have multiplayer?
-Yes. The PS2 version features a two-player split screen deathmatch style mutliplayer that incorporates bots and geo-modding. There are around 8 maps and models to choose from. top
Q: Does the PS2 version support i-link play?
-No. The PS2 version only supports two-player split screen multiplayer. top
Q: How does saving work in the PS2 version?
-You can save anytime you like as often as you like. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have detail texturing?
-No. top
Q: How long are the PS2 version's level load times?
-Approximately ten seconds. top
Q: Does the PS2 version have cheats?
-No. top
Q: Does the PS2 version support online play?
-No. The PS2 version only supports two-player split screen multiplayer. top
Q: What is the PS2 version rated?
-"M" for Mature. top
Q: Can you use vehicles in PS2 multiplayer?
-No. top
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