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Fans of the classic PlayStation franchiseSly Cooperwill soon be able to enjoySly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonusvia the PS Plus Premium PlayStation Classics Catalog, along with exciting new features and a first-ever platinum trophy.Sly Cooperwill be accompanied by other iconic PS2 titles when the PlayStation Classics Catalog is expanded June 11.
Players have already been enjoying the recent additions ofPS1 and PSP titles on PlayStation Plus Premium, andSly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonuswill add to the expanding list of PlayStation 2 games in the PlayStation Classics Catalog. Each of the retro additions has seen a number of modernized improvements, such as rewind features and quality of life improvements, and fans ofSly Cooperhave an extra special new change to look forward to.
Sucker Punch Productions announced on Twitter thatSly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonuson the PlayStation Classics Catalog will include new rendering options, save states, and a platinum trophy. For the first time ever, fans will get to experience the trailblazing story of the beloved raccoon thief Sly Cooper as they work towards unlocking the coveted platinum trophy, and they will be able to utilize save states to make the challenge a bit easier. Also available will be a number of rendering options to improve graphical quality for a more modern experience with the classic title. TheSly Coopervideo game seriesranks among the most popular 3D platforming franchises, and Sly himself remains one of the most popular PlayStation characters of all time.
PS2 Games Coming To PlayStation Plus Premium
Online gaming subscriptions like PS Plus Premium remain a topic of conversation among audiences, with many happy to see older titles becoming playable on modern consoles, while others remain weary of the longevity of these services. While some fans preferremasters of retro gamesover digital ports or emulators, others are simply happy to see games likeSly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonusfinally getting some love again.
Sly Cooper
Sony’s Sly Cooper franchise began in 2002 with Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus and hasn’t had a new release since 2013’s Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. The series uniquely combines the platform and stealth genres.The original PlayStation 2 trilogy was developed by Sucker Punch Productions, while Thieves in Time on PlayStation 3 was developed by Sanzaru Games.
