At some point, I'd like to not have to rebuy the same games over and over just to play it on the newest console. That would be nice.
| Boutros said: I was never expecting disk support in the first place so I'm not surprised nor disappointed by this. But I was also not expecting a resolution bump and trophy support so that's really cool. Though I really feel like Sony should honor PS1 classics and PS2 classics that were bought on the PS3. |
I agree. The PS2 classics are basically just a license, right? So they should be able to honor them easily... if Sony didn't just really want our money.
Also, any indication of PS1 classics would be nice.
| Brii said: At some point, I'd like to not have to rebuy the same games over and over just to play it on the newest console. That would be nice. |
With the move to x86 systems, you'd imagine the PS5 will be 100% backward compatible with the ps4.
Yes, well for Dark Could where they have actually done a remaster and added things like trophy support you are expecting a bit much to not have to pay for that. If it's a straight copy and paste of the old PS2 game then you might be a bit narked about having to buy it again, and you would not be wrong there.
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| binary solo said: Yes, well for Dark Could where they have actually done a remaster and added things like trophy support you are expecting a bit much to not have to pay for that. If it's a straight copy and paste of the old PS2 game then you might be a bit narked about having to buy it again, and you would not be wrong there. |
I'd rather not have all the upgrades and be forced to buy a game again at $15. I should be able to play at least what I bought on the PS3 PSN in the original form without shelling out extra, and maybe pay a few dollars if I want the additional features. This is forcing me to buy the full-priced upgraded model just to be able to play what I already own.
If it is really true then this doesn't put a good picture on what Sony planned for the digital future. Summe people already think that as consoles are now x86 bc will be given in future consoles but now I think people should be very, very skeptical.
| OneKartVita said:
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Wishful thinking at best, especially when you look at all the potential revenue for remasters.
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PenguinZ said:
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It's a good thing most people play new games instead of old.
I personally only bought San andreas on the Ps3 because I never played it on the ps2. The same with the God of war collection.
The reality is this ain't a big deal outside the small hardcore online.
Anyway I think they will but the only reason I'd buy San andreas on ps4 is if it has a boost in performance and trophies. Otherwise I'm good.
| OneKartVita said:
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That moment you realize that one of the best selling games on 8th gen home consoles is a remaster...
Current gaming platforms - Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, New 3DS, PC
| walsufnir said: If it is really true then this doesn't put a good picture on what Sony planned for the digital future. Summe people already think that as consoles are now x86 bc will be given in future consoles but now I think people should be very, very skeptical. |
In terms of MS you might actually be able to move your ported 360 games and all your One games to a successor.
Sony? Not sure if it's Playstation or Paystation.
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