GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Guerrilla Games’ 2004 PlayStation 2 shooter Killzone is coming to ...

Some HD remasters have been quite lazy, simply taking old code and pumping it out in 720p. Guerrilla Games is putting a bit more effort into the upcoming release of Killzone HD, however. Not only is ...

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Killzone HD is a modern re-imagining of an 8-year-old PlayStation 2 title, and its developers at Guerrilla Games had to contend with some major challenges to bring the game to PlayStation 3. In the ...

It’s always tricky to critique a HD release of an old classic; it’s hard to take a look at any beloved franchise without seeing it through those darned rose-tinted specs we gamers struggle so hard to ...

It was only a few days ago that the Killzone Trilogy was confirmed for PlayStation 3. The Trilogy will include Killzone 2 and Killzone 3 – both native PS3 games – as well as an HD version of the PS2 ...

As part of the upcoming Killzone Trilogy, Killzone 1 will be getting the HD makeover treatment and there’s added Trophies, too! Read on for the list. You might already know that Sony is bundling all ...

Guerrilla Games have announced that Killzone HD and the entire Trilogy is now available on the PS3. The first game can be downloaded from PSN for $15, while the others can be bought separately (duh), ...

KIllzone HD updates the PS2 classic to match the controls of its PlayStation 3 sequels, in all but one regard: Guerrilla won't have any of that jumping nonsense, thank you. Speaking with the PS Blog, ...

Last week, Sony announced the Killzone Trilogy, a collection of all three Killzone games, the first remade in high-definition due to it originally being a PS2 game. But you don’t have to buy the ...

Different companies remaster games in their own style. Square Enix doesn’t even start development on it (FFX HD), Capcom butchers the remaster (Silent Hill HD), Bluepoint Games does a fantastic job on ...