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# New HD cinematic openings 2 classic PS2 mecha games remastered High-speed 3D aerial mech combat Zone of the Enders HD Collection

**Brand:** konami
**Price:** 8.18 OMR
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## Summary

> ⚡ Dominate the future of mech combat—where speed meets style in HD!

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- **What is this?** Zone of the Enders HD Collection by konami
- **How much does it cost?** 8.18 OMR with free shipping
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- konami enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Visuals Reimagined:** Stunning HD remasters and brand-new opening animations bring Kojima’s vision to life like never before.
- • **Double the Mecha Action:** Two iconic Zone of the Enders games in one HD collection—relive and dominate the saga.
- • **Seamless High-Speed Combat:** Experience fluid, omnidirectional mech battles that redefine fast-paced sci-fi action.
- • **Trophy Support & Nostalgia:** Earn trophies while diving into a cult classic that shaped mech gaming history—don’t miss out.
- • **Exclusive Metal Gear Rising Demo:** Get a first look at the adrenaline-pumping Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance demo included in the package.

## Overview

Zone of the Enders HD Collection brings together two legendary PS2 mecha action games, fully remastered in high definition for PS3. Featuring fast-paced, 3D aerial combat with humanoid Orbital Frames, new cinematic openings, and an exclusive demo of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, this collection offers a definitive experience of Hideo Kojima’s sci-fi mech saga. Perfect for fans craving nostalgia or newcomers seeking intense robot battles in a visually stunning package.

## Description

Product Description Hideo Kojima's legendary series Zone of the Enders arrives on PS3 and Xbox 360 for the first time with the highly-anticipated Zone of the Enders HD Collection. Converted to dazzling high definition graphics and including an all new opening cinematic, this is the way the high speed mech action of Zone of the Enders was always meant to be played. Includes Zone of the Enders and a never-before-released-in-the-US version of Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner. desertcart.com Zone of the Enders HD Collection is an Action video game collection featuring two games from Hideo Kojima's, Zone of the Enders series. Originally developed for PlayStation 2 in 2001 and 2003 respectively, the included games - Zone of the Enders and Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner - are remastered in high-definition, and feature an engrossing story based in humanity's expansion into space and the conflicts that result. Features include: the full classic games, dramatic and action-oriented flying/floating mecha (robot anime) combat, new opening animations, Playstation trophy support, and a demo for the upcoming 2013 Konami release, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Zone of EndersStory The population has exploded, pollution has grown steadily worse, and natural resources are drying up. Unable to continue life on such a small planet as Earth, mankind pushes out into space. The Moon and Mars are incapable of supporting the entire population, so man eventually extends its reach to Jupiter. A torus space colony called Antilia is built at the L5 Lagrangian point of Jupiter and Europa to support mining operations. Man's farthest outpost in its sphere of existence, Antilia houses approximately 100,000 residents involved in mining and transport. It also serves as a development outpost for BAHRAM, the military organization of the Martian anti-Earth state, Vascilia County. Two games in Hideo Kojima's PlayStation 2 'Zone of the Enders' Mecha franchise come to the PS3 in a single collection. View larger Target enemies with a range of ballistic weapons, or take to the skies in never-before-seen aerial gameplay. View larger Antilia is mankind's farthest outpost, and allies itself neither with nor against Earth. Since Nereidum Universal Technology (NUT) and BAHRAM lost their development outpost during the Deimos Incident, they see Antilia as a perfect opportunity to establish an R&D facility for Orbital Frames, humanoid weapons surpassing LEV mecha. Their two most advanced Orbital Frames, Jehuty and Anubis, conceal incredible offensive capabilities plus a certain something of even greater importance. Gameplay What if there were an action game that let you dart through the air in any direction? This was the inspiration behind mecha anime simulator Zone of the Enders. The "Orbital Frame," as the game's primary mecha is known, does everything that might be expected of a humanoid machine - grabbing enemies, unleashing a whirlwind of blade strikes up close, and firing off guns from a distance, all while spiraling freely in the open air. With its seamless transitions between omnidirectional battles and story sequences, the game is like diving into a mecha anime where the fate of outer space lies in the player's hands. Zone of the Enders: The 2nd RunnerStory Mankind expands into the depths of space in a search for new land. The terraformed Mars is home to colonies from various Earth countries, and mankind's push continues on to Jupiter. However, with new resources and new territory come new problems. Mars consists of 16 counties, which are equivalent to the "states" comprising many Earth nations. Martians and the colonists of the Jovian system are ruled by Earth with an iron fist. Such people living on the frontier of civilization are called "Enders". An irreparable rift forms between those bound by the chains of Earth's gravity and those floating free in space, and over time the hostility between the governors and the governed grows. In the course of exploring space, man discovers a new ore called Metatron. It gains attention not only for its use as an energy source but also for a multitude of other purposes. However, the incredible energy it provides also comes to be used for military designs, as anti-Earth forces on Mars employ it to secretly develop the giant humanoid weapons known as Orbital Frames. The Orbital Frames possess overwhelming mobility compared to Earth's LEVs, similar humanoid weapons. Once unable to compete against Earth's sheer numbers, Martian anti-Earth forces finally have a weapon with which they can fight back. Gameplay Released two years after the first Zone of the Enders, The 2nd Runner upgrades the mechanics of the original in every way. Its intuitive controls make each action even more exhilarating than before. Anime and CG come together to create a visual style like no other, and the stage layouts and story offer a nonstop entertainment experience. The game also boasts incredible sound effects, a pumping soundtrack, memorable voice performances, and topnotch production values in every detail. This is the next level of high speed robot action. Key Game FeaturesTwo Classic Games In One Release - The two classic PS2 games Zone of the Enders, and its sequel Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner are includedDramatic Japanese Mecha Action and Storytelling - Lose yourself in dramatic Japanese mecha robot action combat, set against an enthralling sci-fi off-world storylineDiverse Weapons - In addition to mecha units' hand-to-hand abilities, players will utilize both swords and projectile weapons during combatNew Game Opening Animations - In addition to the animations found within the original games, The Zone of the Enders HD Collection includes new opening animations for both gamesAn Advanced Look at Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - Players enjoy an advanced look at Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance through the demo includedAdditional Screenshots Mecha and human characters. View larger Diverse weapons and attacks. View larger Soar freely around battlefields. View larger Graphics remastered in HD. View larger

Review: As of today, the patch is so massive, it's at version 2.0. But at least it works now. - Chances are, you don't care about ZoE 1. It was never that great, and all the attention went to The Second Runner, the game you're really paying for with this. And considering that it's $9.99 new right now, it's hard to beat that. I avoided this game after hearing that the frame rates were astonishingly bad. It took some time, but eventually Konami decided to make the game playable, though I'm reading people have gone up to patch 1.4 of the game. When I first booted the game (today), it was Patch 2.0. I have no idea what the difference is, but the good news is, ZoE 2 is playable, and it's one damned fine nostalgia trip to when games were, you know, fun. My own bias aside toward the new generation of games nowadays that actually convinced me to cancel my PS4 pre-order completely (upon realizing that new consoles with new features used to mean a LOT more before those features became annoying--namely, the "social" features. What a joy those are, since my "social features" on the PS3 consist of receiving nonstop hate-mail because I play a lot of fighting games online. I don't know what the heck else other people are getting out of it, but that's it for me.), this is a nice drive back to when games were, well, cooler. ZoE 2 was definitely something else, and it still is, and holds up very well to today. Though I realize the possibility is very slim (and these types of games went off the market for the simple reason that they don't sell as well as Call of Duty and the biggest mountain of DLC you'll ever see in your life. End of discussion on that, really.), I'd absolutely love to see some other more-obscure PS2 classics make their way at least into the PSN Store. I miss the .Hack series (both of them) and others of the like. But I'm going off-track. The point is that the game's playable again, and dirt-cheap, though I doubt for long. Might wanna snag this up quick, to my knowledge it's out-of-print by now. Cool stuff. Love that mech action.
Review: Wish they still made games like these - I have fond memories of playing Zone of the Enders with a close friend, we used to do speed runs through this and Resident Evil, years and years ago, and was looking forward playing again, unfortunately this title doesn't work on PS4. This is one of Kojima's best games, lots of bright colors, fast paced action, interesting characters and compelling storyline. If you still have the hardware, I can't recommend this one enough.

## Features

- The demo of "Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance" will be included in the game package of "Zone of the Enders HD Collection."

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B007IFMEYK |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim |
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (553) |
| Date First Available | March 2, 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item model number | 20247 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Konami |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 3.2 ounces |
| Publication Date | October 30, 2012 |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | October 30, 2012 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 083717202479 837172024790 151903556511 745449844647 |

## Images

![Zone of the Enders HD Collection - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XZEOK1NWL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: this version have other languages? italian example?**
A: No, just English... not even japanese... It´s a port from the ps2 version.

**Q: Does this have multiplayer offline?**
A: Offline multiplayer exists for Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner in the Versus mode.

**Q: Does all the games come on the disc or does it need to have codes to work**
A: Yes, all the games are on disc, no codes are needed to play the games

**Q: What region is this game? 1 or 3?**
A: It's 1, But ps3 has no region locking.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As of today, the patch is so massive, it's at version 2.0. But at least it works now.
*by E***N on October 22, 2013*

Chances are, you don't care about ZoE 1. It was never that great, and all the attention went to The Second Runner, the game you're really paying for with this. And considering that it's $9.99 new right now, it's hard to beat that. I avoided this game after hearing that the frame rates were astonishingly bad. It took some time, but eventually Konami decided to make the game playable, though I'm reading people have gone up to patch 1.4 of the game. When I first booted the game (today), it was Patch 2.0. I have no idea what the difference is, but the good news is, ZoE 2 is playable, and it's one damned fine nostalgia trip to when games were, you know, fun. My own bias aside toward the new generation of games nowadays that actually convinced me to cancel my PS4 pre-order completely (upon realizing that new consoles with new features used to mean a LOT more before those features became annoying--namely, the "social" features. What a joy those are, since my "social features" on the PS3 consist of receiving nonstop hate-mail because I play a lot of fighting games online. I don't know what the heck else other people are getting out of it, but that's it for me.), this is a nice drive back to when games were, well, cooler. ZoE 2 was definitely something else, and it still is, and holds up very well to today. Though I realize the possibility is very slim (and these types of games went off the market for the simple reason that they don't sell as well as Call of Duty and the biggest mountain of DLC you'll ever see in your life. End of discussion on that, really.), I'd absolutely love to see some other more-obscure PS2 classics make their way at least into the PSN Store. I miss the .Hack series (both of them) and others of the like. But I'm going off-track. The point is that the game's playable again, and dirt-cheap, though I doubt for long. Might wanna snag this up quick, to my knowledge it's out-of-print by now. Cool stuff. Love that mech action.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wish they still made games like these
*by E***K on January 20, 2025*

I have fond memories of playing Zone of the Enders with a close friend, we used to do speed runs through this and Resident Evil, years and years ago, and was looking forward playing again, unfortunately this title doesn't work on PS4. This is one of Kojima's best games, lots of bright colors, fast paced action, interesting characters and compelling storyline. If you still have the hardware, I can't recommend this one enough.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2nd Runner is Awesome. The first not so much.
*by K***D on June 6, 2014*

I like giant robots. I like Gundam, Big O, Power Rangers, Voltron, Gurren Laggan and many others. So when I was told that back in the glorious age of the PlayStation 2 Hideo Kojima and his crew released a high speed giant robot series with an anime like flair and that it was being Re-released on the PS3 in HD, I was slightly interested. Finally getting my hands on this collection was a special moment for me. It's a great series, one of the best I have ever played. So please understand that when I say that I hate Zone of the Enders it is for a very specific reason that might not be a good reason at all : Leo Stenbuck. He is awful. His voice actor is awful. I hate him and everyone that defends him so much so that every good thing that happens to him and every victory he gains angers me. He almost ruins the game for me but not quite. What does ruin ZOE for me is 2nd Runner. There is a huge jump in quality between these games. Every thing about 2nd Runner is better. The lead character is better, the plot is better, the characters are better, the gameplay is better and the subtle cel-shading is gorgeous. 2nd Runner is more of the game I expected than the first so that first fight after completing ZOE was a nice surprise. My favorite difference is the grab mechanics. In ZOE you grab a guy and knock him back. In 2nd Runner you can use him as a weapon, a shield and throw him into his allies. ZOE is a decent game by itself but 2nd Runner is miles ahead of it. Totally recommend 2nd Runner but ZOE is a miss for me.

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