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That and feature parity. If a company sees someone do something that customers like, it's a no brainer that they should at the very least match the competition. It's a lovely way to keep the improvements and a higher standard gameplay experience. "Copy " away, I say!
I'm Still rocking my KS-8500 65" curved Samsung from 2016. Still a great TV and too good to replace. Payed 2500 for it when it came out.
I've always liked BC, and was really annoyed when they removed it from the PS3 (i bought one after they removed it
).That said, MS is doing it really right by putting in the work to improve the games On a system level. Playing Gears 2 and 3 in 4k really improves the experience. I'd love to see them come up with a z-buffer RT solution like some PC mods do.
It's not MS fault someone thinks all games are BC there's always been a list that gets upgraded, I've never seen them say or insinuate they will all work.
How much data do you really need to play? Granted you have to download the game even if you have the disc but unless you literally don't have internet I don't see how that can be such an issue?
That does suck the silent hill games aren't optimised enough, but for the most part they perform pretty damn well and in a lot of cases better.
Anyway sorry for going off topic, woohoo PS5!
It would definitely affect the battery life, which might be why Microsoft hasn't included much in the controller to begin with. But it's interesting how the battery life in Sony's controller is always bring criticized for being too short when it houses like eight different hardware features in it compared to it's rival.
Mic
Haptics
Adaptive triggers
Light bar
Mic
Sixaxis
Touchpad
Speaker
There is no way some AA batteries would be sufficient enough for a pad as advance as it is. If all you have to worry about is rumble, then of course the battery life is going to be great, but at what cost to gaming is the real question people should be asking themselves. It doesn't make sense.
The battery life on the early models was completely horrendous. I would have taken AA any day of the week because at least they can be quickly replaced.
Aren’t the batteries in the ps4 rated at 1000 mAh?
Some cheap rechargeable ones are up to 2000 mAh
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I was always under the impression that Xbox did support its full catelog since Sony was always known for full BC whenever they did support it, not that i used it much.
It's going to be interesting with that new patent of theirs. If they use it, their legacy catelog will easily hit the 10K mark as the PS2 alone is about 5K and PS4 sitting at 4K. PlayStation 1 and 3's catelog will pretty much knock it out the park from there.
I think that had a lot to do with Sony being on a very strict budget after coming off the PS3 debacle. Even still, i think it would have been hell to use replaceable batteries in its place.
I forget what type it is, but i do know Ion batteries have a longer life expectancy due to them having to take a constant beating.
Not every model. I think only the MGS4 bundle had full hardware back compatibility.
Not if they were rechargeable AAs which is what I use on X1.
I'm less concerned about the battery life now since its improved. More concerned about how the controller breaks down if you even look at them for more than 5 seconds.
Models out before that bundle had BC.
It launched with it.
That's gooooood. I didn't like curved TV sets when I saw them, but a smaller monitor might not have been bad for my own use.
Please no MMO game. Please? I didn't even like XV, so maybe it doesn't matter anyway.
Perform pretty damn well and a lot better? Silent Hill HD Collection runs s***ty on the Xbox One. Have you try playing SH2 on the Xbox One? Dude it's awful and a completely broken game. I remembered playing it years ago and the first boss didn't show up. I was like WTF. Game is a messed, nothing but bugs and freezes.
I still think it's MS fault. Past Nintendo and Sony systems were full BC. Casual gamers are going to assume all Xbox 360 / Xbox will work on it. MS started it with that nonsense and should have been cleared with their message from the getgo.
A year ago I sold an original Xbox factory sealed copy of "Dukes of Hazzard Return of the General Lee" from my personal collection for $75 on Amazon. And guess what, the buyer returned it because it didn't work on their Xbox 360 or Xbox One. The buyer reason was I thought it was backward compatible. Amazon sided with the buyer and refunded the total amount. Now the returned game I have is used and worthless.
MS stated Xbox series X plays will play all Xbox One day one. You better hope so or else it would be false advertisement, and grounds for a lawsuit. They are advertising it being able to do that.
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Lol wtf are you rambling about
You duh thinking the Xbox One is full BC on all 360 and original xbox titles with no internet required
*drops link then runs away*
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Let's review every game in the PS2's infamously bad Y2K launch library
Sony's PlayStation 2 launched in October of 2000 with massive hype, massive demand, and one of the most massively awful sets of "exclusive" games ever saddled on a console.
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No, no one does lolYou duh thinking the Xbox One is full BC on all 360 and original xbox titles with no internet required
It sucks that silent hill is a buggy mess and I agree since they are testing game by game that it should be better, but yes the games I've played even OG games run great.
So some random just assumed that an old console game would work on a newer console even though a quick Google search would of easily solved his problem, you got the short end of the stick there.
There won't be any lawsuit, the articles state that Phil said SeriesX "intends" to get all Xbox one games working day one (except Kinect games) and the headlines say that they will all work, just the media working their crap again. But hopefully they'll all work, just maybe not dukes of hazard
Widely considered the best console.*drops link then runs away*
Let's review every game in the PS2's infamously bad Y2K launch library
Sony's PlayStation 2 launched in October of 2000 with massive hype, massive demand, and one of the most massively awful sets of "exclusive" games ever saddled on a console.
I wasn't big on it though.
*drops link then runs away*
Let's review every game in the PS2's infamously bad Y2K launch library
Sony's PlayStation 2 launched in October of 2000 with massive hype, massive demand, and one of the most massively awful sets of "exclusive" games ever saddled on a console.
Tekken Tag Tournament, Ridge Racer V, SSX, Smuggler's Run, Time Splitters and Midnight Club were all good games for their time. The rest of that list is extremely crappy.
I couldn't get a wave 1 shipment PS2 and I tried real hard.
Maybe one day I will tell the story of that night?
Anyway my brothers friend got one day one and brought it over.... Man did Tekken Tag "visually" make my DC's Soul Calibur look bad and my brother was talking s***. Wow It was like yesterday...
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