LudicrousSpeed on 16 June 2015
| cheshirescat said: The only way backwards compatibility is useful to me is if you skipped an entire console generation. When I first heard ps2 was going to be backwards compatible it blew my mind, but in practice I used it once to play ffvii again and I didn't even play through the first disc, and even then only because I didn't have access to my ps1 because it was in a different state at the time. |
Tbh when this gen started I dont think I cared about BC but I gave my last gen consoles away to younger family members and missed out on a lot of great games over the last couple years. There are lots of good 360 games I would gladly buy.
Digitally owned games carrying over is a huge deal, too.
