And maybe more in depth, how is the game in general? I vaguely remember it. My brother and I rented the game around the time it came out. I know it's a beat 'em up, and I remember a section where you had to run away and jump across building to building (at least, that's my memory of it), but we didn't beat it, and I didn't play it much aside from that memory of it. I knew of The Warriors film before playing it (my dad had talked about it), but hadn't seen it fully through at that time; it wasn't until maybe a few years ago now that I had seen it on Amazon Prime. It was pretty decent. I am most interested to know though, not just how this game is, but how it is through the PS2 on PS4. Also, Alex seemed to enjoy it!

I played through the entirety of the ps4 port and thoroughly enjoyed it. There's no mistaking that it is a ps2 game, but playing it for the first time myself, I felt that it stood the test of time. The overall gameplay is pretty fun; not as complicated or varied as modern games, but good all the same. The story itself, however, is worth the $15 dollar price tag alone in my opinion. As a fan of the film, I was pretty impressed by how accurate, well-written, and well voice-acted the dialogue was; it felt quite true to the film. In addition to this, the majority of the game takes place before the film, filling in gaps that never existed with a surprisingly good story which leads up to the film.

@tigerface_killah: Do you know if it supports Dolby Digital? From what I understand, the PS2 version didn't support it (while the Xbox version did), and as a game that sounds good, I would want to utilize surround.

@tigerface_killah: Never mind, I just bought it. It doesn't really support it, but it doesn't really matter. Thanks for the post. I'm still only in training, but I'm already liking it.