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Despite news of backward compatibility on Xbox One, Sony still doesn't plan on implementing similar technology on PlayStation 4.
Earlier this week at E3 in Los Angeles, Microsoft announced that over 100 Xbox 360 games will be able to run on Xbox One, and that Xbox One users will be able to play older titles online with 360 owners. But while the announcement undoubtedly pleased many Microsoft players - especially considering the newly announced Rare Replay collection - Sony isn't re-evaluating its stance on backward compatibility.
"The announcement didn't change," Sony Computer Entertainment head Shuhei Yoshida told Polygon. "I don't think we will change our approach. The PlayStation 4 doesn't have backward compatibility."
At the moment, Yoshida said, Sony is focused on creating new experiences on PS4, and isn't shifting focus to bring older PS3 games onto the current platform. But the Sony executive didn't rule out backward compatibility altogether.
"Backward compatibility is hard," he said. "I won't say we'll never do it, but it's not an easy thing to do. If it was easy we would have done that."
Source: IGN
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and yet they announced remasters of Uncharted games and beyond 2 souls and heavy Rain
, So no BC but they want you to repurchase previous gen titles again just to play it.
Gotta love Sony
Earlier this week at E3 in Los Angeles, Microsoft announced that over 100 Xbox 360 games will be able to run on Xbox One, and that Xbox One users will be able to play older titles online with 360 owners. But while the announcement undoubtedly pleased many Microsoft players - especially considering the newly announced Rare Replay collection - Sony isn't re-evaluating its stance on backward compatibility.
"The announcement didn't change," Sony Computer Entertainment head Shuhei Yoshida told Polygon. "I don't think we will change our approach. The PlayStation 4 doesn't have backward compatibility."
At the moment, Yoshida said, Sony is focused on creating new experiences on PS4, and isn't shifting focus to bring older PS3 games onto the current platform. But the Sony executive didn't rule out backward compatibility altogether.
"Backward compatibility is hard," he said. "I won't say we'll never do it, but it's not an easy thing to do. If it was easy we would have done that."
Source: IGN
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and yet they announced remasters of Uncharted games and beyond 2 souls and heavy Rain
Gotta love Sony