jstep7262
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Although you will be able to play a lot of the older PS games by streaming them through Playstation Now when it is launched, someone over at The Digital Foundry is apparently saying that the PS4 is slated to get a PS1 & PS2 emulator so you will be able to play the games locally.
I'm not sure how this fits in with Playstation Now, which is official and has been announced. Honestly,that's why this post is titled 'Rumor.' It may be just that. Is this something that would interest any of you? It seems a little redundant with Playstation Now coming out. As for being able to use PS1 and PS2 game discs, well, who has those nowadays? Mine are looong gone. Sold a few of my Final Fantasy games for a pretty penny, I might add
Source: 3News
This information allegedly comes from a source working on PlayStation Now, who claims that the focus of the cloud streaming service, which launches in the US this winter, will be on PlayStation 3 games. PS1 and PS2 games, on the other hand, will use local emulation, much like how the PS3 currently runs the PSone and PS2 Classics range available on PlayStation Network.
It's not clear how this approach will fit in with Sony's plans for PlayStation Now, which will offer game rentals and a subscription-based model, or whether classic games currently available via PSN will have to be purchased again on PlayStation 4.
I'm not sure how this fits in with Playstation Now, which is official and has been announced. Honestly,that's why this post is titled 'Rumor.' It may be just that. Is this something that would interest any of you? It seems a little redundant with Playstation Now coming out. As for being able to use PS1 and PS2 game discs, well, who has those nowadays? Mine are looong gone. Sold a few of my Final Fantasy games for a pretty penny, I might add
Source: 3News