| Chandler said: It's because the PS4 can't handle PS3 games. The CPU is literally too weak.
Edit: And yes, the next Xbox will face the exact same problem. |
Seriously unless you are prepared to tender proof of employment at Microsoft, and proof that you work in the division that houses the consoles. You are quite literally talking out of your ass. It is quite juvenille, and quite tiresome. You could be right, but then again you could be wrong. We will have to wait until Microsoft unveils its next console for us to know one way or the other. Stating something as a fact requires proof. If you don't have proof say that something is your personal opinion, or a possibility that you feel is worth considering.
Sony got a number of boons by unveiling first, but they also got a fair share of crosses to bare. This is one of them, and like it or not as of right now this failure is all on them, and nobody else. At least until someone announces that they too will be failing to offer backward compatibility. Trying to insinuate future poor behavior on a part of another to justify poor behavior on the part of Sony. Is the very definition making a piss poor argument.
