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C+ Transformers (PS2, 2004) as a native PC game: static recompilation from your own disc, native Direct3D 12 renderer, up to 4K / 240 fps / ultrawide. Bring your own disc.
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The 2004 PlayStation 2 game Transformers (released in North America as
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What you get
- A native PC game. The game’s own code runs as a Windows program. No emulator to set up.
- A new Direct3D 12 renderer with high resolutions, anti-aliasing, supersampling and sharp textures.
- Widescreen and ultrawide: 16:9, 21:9 and wider, with the HUD at the screen edges and a field of view slider.
- High frame rates: smooth motion up to your screen’s refresh rate. The game always runs at its true speed.
- Longer draw distances: the forest, the grass and the scenery reach much further than on the PS2.
- HD textures, made on your own graphics card from your own disc.
- Sharp text and new button prompts for PlayStation, Xbox and keyboard.
- Keyboard and mouse, DualSense, DualShock 4 and Xbox controllers, all at the same time.
- Native PC sound, a settings menu (F1), photo mode (F8) and built-in updates.
The PS2 and the PC port
Each pair shows the same place. On the left, the original game as it looks on the PlayStation 2 (4:3). On the right, the PC port at 21:9 with every graphics setting at its maximum.