Sony certainly know how to keep their audience. :rolleyes2
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Sony certainly know how to keep their audience. :rolleyes2
How annoying ¬_¬
Oh, I'll enlighten you alright. I'll enlighten you by saying that I entirely misunderstood what you said up there. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxico
I have two PS2's for my PS and PS2 games,so i don't really care.
It kinda sucks though...
this console will be dead very soon in Australia. just like the Wii is. in Australia.
I played FFVIII on my friend's PS2 (first-gen, I think) and the textures got really badly corrupted in the middle of a battle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roto13I my friends PS2 wasn't a fan of pre-rendered backgrounds and used to take forever to load, and sometimes it wouldn't load them at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxico
For example.
I thought you were being sarcastic. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
I'm going to stick with the "Wait untill they release a compatability list before you start moaning" standpoint.
Although due to my PS2 recently dying (Being a launch console, it served it's time), I am kind of relying on a PS3 to play Okami and FFXII.
Although if the software based PS1 emulator for the PSP is anything to go by, this shouldn't be too much of an issue. Perhaps even a framerate increase on games like Shadow of the Colossus due to the fact it no longer relys on PS2 hardware?
I can hope.
I still want FFXIII among other PS3 games though ._.
deady deady dead.
Good thing I only own a N64! I don't ever have to worry about any of this nonsense! :D
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Originally Posted by TrowaBartonIV ^_^
...Yep, really great logic they're using here. Paying more for less of a system? Sony must be really stupid/arrogant/stoned/all of the above to believe they're going to get much money off of this from people other than rabid PS fanboys.
It's entirely possible that it could cost them more to get the things into and distributed throughout the European Union, thus the price increase despite getting less system. It may be part of why they're trying to lower the costs on the production end, otherwise I can't see why they'd bother changing the system much at all. You can't just assume that all the costs besides the manufacturing costs would be the same when dealing with a vastly different economic market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite Lord Sigma
Consumers don't care about any of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vivi22It's entirely possible that it could cost them more to get the things into and distributed throughout the European Union, thus the price increase despite getting less system. It may be part of why they're trying to lower the costs on the production end, otherwise I can't see why they'd bother changing the system much at all. You can't just assume that all the costs besides the manufacturing costs would be the same when dealing with a vastly different economic market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite Lord Sigma
:mad2: awk I can't believe this my PS2 broke down just before christmas so I bought a slimline as a replacement relying on the backwards compatability of the PS3, because lets face It I don't expect the slimline I have to last more than 1 year with my gameplay habits.
On top of that is a royal pain in the butt to find a normal PS2 that isn't preowned how am I going to play all the classics when nostalgia kicks in?*sniff*:cry:
So just order an American PS3 for less money.