Which is what Sony stated was their primary target market was.

Games and other products get improved and discounted all the time. You'd need to be utterly self-entitled if you want everyone to pay the same amount you did for the product you got earlier.

If anything, it's the company losing out on potentially higher profits for offering an improved product at a lower price than what it was originally offerd for.

/gasp!!! In which case it is the buyers that are taking advantage of Sony for tricking them into releasing a better version for lesszz1!!11!!!One /mindblown

They both share the same hardware DNA. That's why backward compatibility is so easy to achieve. The same cannot be said with the PS4. Which went from a PPC based CPU (PS3's Cell), to the much demanded [by developers] x86.

Apparently, making changes to the AI, revamping a majority of the games textures, adding in support for new controller, building in all the dlc, adding more controller options (left handed player option too) isn't enough of a change.

But simply changing the controls in Resident Evil 4 Wii edition, is.

What's funny is if next gen Nintendo stops recycling the tech and actually shoots to compete techwise with the PS5, he'll be on here explaining why its okay for them to abandon backwards compatibility.

If you think so. Kinda going against your own point though...

And then theres:

• 1080p/60 FPS in single player and multiplayer.
• Texture maps are 4x more detailed. 
• Shadow maps 2x more detailed.
• Higher resolution particle effects.
• Occlusion mapping on decals.
• No texture streaming.
• Greatly increased draw distances
• Improved LOD
• Expanded Audio menu options.
• Option to Lock frame rate at 30 frames per second.
• Swap trigger and thumbsticks controls.
• DualShock 4 with touch pad, light bar and speaker support.
• Cinematics with commentary by Neil Druckmann, Troy Baler and Ashley Johnson.

Without adding in all the extra stuff that'll be found post release.

But hey, you're just here to troll so ~

I didnt say people should have to buy it for the same price I did. Im saying the people who already bought it, should get a bigger discount. The game came out a year ago and some of the DLCs are barely 2 months old.

Im not here to troll. The list you provided was helpful. Thank you.

No, I wont. I like many Nintendo products, but I dont give them any less shit if they pull stuff like this.

Buying a game early does not entitle you to a discount. Some companies may opt to do this for their customets but it is in no way required for them to do so. Your purchase was made because you felt that the product was worth the amount of purchase when you paid for it.

The only real entity losing out by offering a superior product for less is the company that spent more on development and R&D on the new product.