Activision's communications manager, Scott Lowe, posted a short announcement over on the official Activision blog letting gamers know that the Prototype bundle is available right now. Lowe writes Available as a digital download via the PlayStation Store and the Xbox Game Store, the Prototype Biohazard Bundle includes Prototype and Prototype 2, which have both been updated to feature Full HD rendering, improved framerate, and higher resolution textures and effects.
Full HD is another way of saying p. However, I find it odd that the buzz phrase isn't used. I'm sure there's someone who will argue that if it's p on the Xbox One it must be capable of hitting 2K on the PS4 although, for games as old as Prototype that may not be outside of being possible with the right optimizations. While Lowe mentions that both Prototype games will have improved frame-rate, he doesn't explicitly state if the frame-rate is locked at 30fps without drops or if the frame-rate has been ramped up to 60fps.
While a hard-lock of 30fps is pretty cool for home consoles, I think I would be more impressed if both Prototype titles were set at 60fps. The news itself has been met with some mixed reactions. Prototype was definitely a popular AAA game when it first released on the Xbox and PS3 many years ago, but the follow-up game didn't do quite as well as and developer Radical Entertainment was shutdown by Activision.
Many gamers attributed their dislike of the game down to less-than-enthusiastic gameplay features as a sequel and the fact that the original protagonist, Alex Mercer, was no longer the character that players controlled. While the new character was liked for his story, there was a feeling of disconnect due to the change. Activision taking time to remake the games for the eighth-gen consoles is Select Download.
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