| Raziel123 said: And PS now is brought up, as expected. Nevermind the fact it's only PS3 games. Or that you can still buy a physical copy of those same games if you want to, thus making it entirely optional. Or that you don't need to buy a console to play the games. |
Of course. You can't criticize MS without bringing out the Sony Too brigade. But, you are exactly right. That is Sony's solution to backwards compatability for PS3, since the architectures are so different, as well as offering the games on multiple platforms. It has nothing to do with forcing people to connect to the internet to access the "power of the Cloud" on current gen games. But, hey, when you don't have an agrument, make up your points.
Of course, smart people who aren't looking to kiss MS's butt will realize this is just another way to do Always Online. Or, at the very least, "if you don't have access to the internet or a good connection, your $60 game is now gimped." And MS fans really think the One is going to make a comeback? Not with MS and their horrid policies at the helm.
