I was thinking about not getting it early on, but I'm tempted now... anyone else buying or can recommend one over the other?
Yeah the original 30GB ps3 are backwards compatible and play PS2 games but they soon realized why give them more when you can charge them out the *** using playstation network. Some games I will never play again because they aren't popular enough to be remastered.Annoyed they didn't make the ps4 compatible with ps3 games. Not that I play a lot of them but to have to go out and buy it all again just to update, no thanks. The only reason I really went with a ps3 in the first place was for the blu ray player. I heard somewhere that now you'll have to pay to play online just like xbox? Is this true?
Damn straight I am getting both systems, I have every system so far & over 500 games for them & I don't plan on getting rid of them but the newer games now will be a hell of a lot better graphic wise so it's time to start building up on the new stuff lol!
Waiting so they can figure out the bugs.... probably get one in 6 months or so
Yeah the original 30GB ps3 are backwards compatible and play PS2 games but they soon realized why give them more when you can charge them out the *** using playstation network. Some games I will never play again because they aren't popular enough to be remastered.
Yeah the original 30GB ps3 are backwards compatible and play PS2 games but they soon realized why give them more when you can charge them out the *** using playstation network. Some games I will never play again because they aren't popular enough to be remastered.
I heard somewhere that now you'll have to pay to play online just like xbox? Is this true?
Yeah cuz all those PC guys that have had decent free systems for years are just crazy.Correct, to play online you need a PlayStation Plus membership ($50/yr). Makes sense, it isn't free to run a good online system.
Yeah cuz all those PC guys that have had decent free systems for years are just crazy.
I'm a PC guy, so I'm aware of how this works.
The online components work completely differently, and it's not as simple as "It's free on PC, and should be on Xbox/PS4".
On PC, teams/groups rent servers and set them up themselves, where with Xbox, they're provided to you through xbox live. That's one of the things the subscription pays for, and game servers are very expensive. You get some sort of voip chat as well, which someone on PC needs to configure themselves or purchase. There is also a store where you can get demos, and dlc, and exclusive content - all of which costs money. On PC, you're lucky if you get the game in the first place.
Had they made the PS4 backwards compatible I would've jumped on it, but seriously I still think the PS3 has a lot of life left. I got a handful of games that I haven't even finished lol. How much better really is it than a PS3? I'll prob just wait it out. I don't think I cam jump on a xbox though. The controls are just too weird for me.