The Thing is well-paced, designed with an excellent variety of levels, and it pulls off the most innovative and best squad-based play on PlayStation 2. I can't wait to see what they do with the ...

Launched in 2002 on PS2, Xbox, and PC, The Thing (the game) is a third-person action horror game developed by Computer Artworks.It was an official sequel to The Thing (the movie) and starred Army ...

Named simply The Thing, it released in 2002 on the PlayStation 2 – when I was just 10-years-old. By that time, I was able to handle horror a little better, ...

Universal Interactive visited IGN today to drop off the latest version of The Thing, its 90% complete PS2, Xbox, and PC game based on the movie franchise of the same name. The Thing has come ...

Universal Interactive has released new screenshots of the PlayStation 2 version of The Thing. The Thing's storyline serves as sequel to John Carpenter's feature-length motion picture of the same ...

E3 2002: The Thing PlayStation 2 media update. Universal Interactive has released new screenshots from the PlayStation 2 version of The Thing. May 17, 2006 3:08pm. Hands-onThe Thing.

As previously teased, cult classic PS2 horror The Thing is being remastered for PS5 by retro specialists Nightdive Studios, the same team behind the re-released versions of System Shock and more.

The PS2 version of the game is a tad flawed, but a PC port fixed a few things to make it play like a more modern title. It would be easy to assume Nightdive will use that as a base for a remaster.

The PlayStation 2 was first released in the year 2000. It was presumed dead in 2006, with the advent of the PlayStation 3. Yet here we are, eleven years later, and the thing just will not stop ...

The Thing Remastered preserves the twenty-year old PS2 game without tarnishing it, and improving some presentation aspects, as well as tidying up the formerly broken Infection System.

Developer Nightdive Studios has heavily suggested that it will announce a remaster of classic PS2 title The Thing on Friday, following news that it’s also working on Killing Time: Resurrected.

The PS2 version of the game is a tad flawed, but a PC port fixed a few things to make it play like a more modern title. It would be easy to assume Nightdive will use that as a base for a remaster.