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MCS said:Looks like the same ol' controller to me.
N64's controller 4 evur.Silver Spoon said:MCS said:Looks like the same ol' controller to me.
There's no need to make extremely drastic changes to it just for the sake of changing it. Hell, I wouldn't mind if the Wii U's controller was similar to the Gamecube's.
Gundam Tanaka said:The middle part flips up to be another screen.
Silver Spoon said:MCS said:Looks like the same ol' controller to me.
There's no need to make extremely drastic changes to it just for the sake of changing it. Hell, I wouldn't mind if the Wii U's controller was similar to the Gamecube's.
Hobbes said:N64's controller 4 evur.
Original versions did, but Sony removed it because they wanted people to buy the new games instead of older games for the PS2MCS said:Not really that interested in this.
Samus Aran said:was the whole used games not working on the ps4 been confirmed or not?
Well, it might not be able to play PS1 and PS2 games because of hardware limitations (a complete assumption there) but I can see it playing PS3 games. Speaking of which, I heard only certain PS3s have backwards compatibility; is that true? I only have a PS2, so I don't know for sure.
No, they removed it because that emulation was more or less "let's put a PS2 inside a PS3 and see if it works". Most games had issues, and it added like 100$ to the price, so you can see why they removed it. Besides, most awesome PS2 titles are available to play anyway either in HD remasters or the PSN store, and neither is really as expensive.Mikan Tsumiki said:Original versions did, but Sony removed it because they wanted people to buy the new games instead of older games for the PS2MCS said:Not really that interested in this.
Samus Aran said:was the whole used games not working on the ps4 been confirmed or not?
Well, it might not be able to play PS1 and PS2 games because of hardware limitations (a complete assumption there) but I can see it playing PS3 games. Speaking of which, I heard only certain PS3s have backwards compatibility; is that true? I only have a PS2, so I don't know for sure.
You spelt "Classic Controller" wrong.Hobbes said:N64's controller 4 evur.
Ness said:Hated Classic Controller, Pro Controller is better
Xpike said:No, they removed it because that emulation was more or less "let's put a PS2 inside a PS3 and see if it works". Most games had issues, and it added like 100$ to the price, so you can see why they removed it. Besides, most awesome PS2 titles are available to play anyway either in HD remasters or the PSN store, and neither is really as expensive.