Though it's certainly playable, the fact that the Buzz! colored buttons don't really line up with the DualShock's face buttons means you'll have to either have them memorized by now or spend a lot of time figuring them out the hard way. L1 becomes your buzzer button and R2, R1, Triangle and X have become the selection buttons (running from top to bottom, respectively). In fact, the game sports Trophies (though if you're older than six, you can probably get 'em all in about 20 minutes), but the most surprising addition is that of normal DualShock 3/SIXAXIS controller support. Everything feels like it's running at a proper HD resolution (though some parts of the hud like the loading screen, tutorial videos and timers are all stretched for widescreen HD resolutions, turning circles into ovals and so on), and though it doesn't run more smoothly than the PS2 version, it at least looks better and feels somewhat geared toward the PS3. For starters, the graphics actually sport some non-PS2 effects.
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