TheJimbo1234 said:
platformmaster918 said:
TheJimbo1234 said:
NintendoPie said:
Many people trade in their old console for the new one. This is why they want Backwards Compatibility. |
But how many people actually utilise backwards compatibilty? I for one wanted the PS2 to have it years ago, but what happened? I never used it as I just played the better sequels or forgot about the old games as I was playing newer, better games.
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I use/used it in the first couple years of PS2 and PS3 so I would like the first models to have it. Once the new system has a decent library I don't mind them cutting it out.
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So why not keep your old system, and as the new model has less features, it should cost less to buy? I would rather that then pay for a feature that I and many people would not use often/enough to warrant the cost.
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1. I'm a sucker for new hardware
2. There's normally still plenty of games I want to play on the new console, but I may have a backlog still left and Sony especially supports their system past its successor coming out (PS3 till at least 2015 they said)
