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I think that it really sucks that they are making these new consoles without the ability to play games from the Ps3. I really wish that this was something that you could just do as one of the features of the console. I guess you just cant get whatever you want in life now can you.
In a way I understand people's want for backwards compatibility,I myself was glad the PS2 played PS1 games at the time but soon after I found I hardly ever played my PS1 games on my PS2,and when I did it was for nostalgia value.
The fact that PS3 didnt play PS2 games (except early 40GB models and the 60GB model ofcourse) didnt bother me.
The fact that PS4 doesnt play PS3 games doesnt bother me.
So you gotta ask yourself,did you buy a PS4 to play PS3 games or to play PS4 games? Im sorry,but it really is that simple.
So you gotta ask yourself,did you buy a PS4 to play PS3 games or to play PS4 games? Im sorry,but it really is that simple.
So you gotta ask yourself,did you buy a PS4 to play PS3 games or to play PS4 games? Im sorry,but it really is that simple.
No offense and while I do respect everyone's opinion but sorry, I disagree.As does most here too it seems.(going by replies so far).Both. Because it isn't that simple, it should be that you don't have to choose.
No offense and while I do respect everyone's opinion but sorry, I disagree.As does most here too it seems.(going by replies so far).
The PS4 is a new console designed to play PS4 games,not older generation games,it does'nt have too.
It would be a nice bonus feature for sure if it did,but no,it should not be needed.
It's an age thing. People whose first console was a PS2 just believe backwards compatibility has always been a thing, but it's rarely been the case..
So true. They never experienced the cartridge days.
It's an age thing. People whose first console was a PS2 just believe backwards compatibility has always been a thing, but it's rarely been the case..
I hate to tell you, but my first console was a Sega Genesis. And back in the cartridge days it was possible to be backwards compatible.
Didn't you need a special adapter for that? I'm pretty sure (4 year old me) remembers it couldn't do it out of the box. There is a very real chance I'm wrong... Sega does what Nintendon't I guess.
I believe you did. Sega released add ons for the Masters System so you can play old games. It was a hybrid Masters System that plugged into the Genesis so it piggybacked off it. Just like the 32x and Sega CD.