I do for a few reasons.
1. can trade in my old console to get new console cheaper. For example trade Wii, for a Wii U.
2. There are plenty of older games that I do play again. This might sound strange to the FPS child who has no reason to ever go back an dplay those games cause they are all forgettable, just buy the new shooter and have fun in MP. But I plenty of times go back and play a fire emblem, random mario game, rpg's, or if some game gets a sequel I can refresh.
3. Cleanliness of entertainment system. Having more things able to do on one thing is always nice, it means less wires, less heat, less remotes, ect. If you could have a system that played NES, SNES, SEGA, Saturn, PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, PC, Xbox, 360, Xbone, Gamecube, N64, Wii, Wii U and any other system made, would you not prefer to have that ONE system under your tv instead of having all 20 of them there or some in boxes?
So due to #2, I like backwards compatability for reason #1 and #3. Whether its to save money or have something all in one, I love BC.
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