WagnerPaiva on 10 February 2013
| V-r0cK said: I personally would prefer backwards compatibility but I can also see the reason why it's not necessary. For me, I just don't want too many consoles connected and cluttering my living room. Correct me if im wrong, but was it Playstation that started bring backwards compatibility? (From PS1 to PS2). Looking at the history of consoles maybe it was them that spoiled us with that feature. It's all because of the disc! We never had this problem when Nintendo and Sega had cartridges lol |
Pretty much, yes. The second Atari generation had something... It kinda hapenned in the Mega Drive (Master System) and the Snes (Gameboy) when they released that Adapter thingy, but it was an acessory and all. But I guess Sony started with the PS2, wich doesn´t mean they have to keep doing, or that we HAVE to buy their new consoles...
My grammar errors are justified by the fact that I am a brazilian living in Brazil. I am also very stupid.
