What about PS1 games? That's not hard to play, and to this day not a single Sony console hasn't been without a way to play them. Will someone tell me what will happen to that library of games?
I'm in no way surprised about it not playing PS3 games, as that would require a lot more work to do so, thus jacking prices, and making shit far too expensive to the point where the console can't sell at all. I'm more interested in where it is going, not if it can do something that one of my consoles can already do just fine. I'm only interested in the PS1 capabilities because, well, as I said, not a single Sony console so far is incapable of playing those games in some way shape or form, so that's a bit more of shaky ground, as no one seems interested to explain what might happen with that. At any rate, I enjoyed the announcement, like what I see for the PS4, but in terms of PR, it was stupid, and only lead to more questions than it truly answered. Either wait until E3 to show everything at once, or show us most of everything(including the damn console you bastards) and a price point while holding the actual games for E3, or just blow off E3 and tell everyone they got their early peepshow and deal with it. At the end of the day, no surprises about this "news"(if you could even call it that), but I'm still excited(although agitated at the same time) for what else we will get to see in the future, and what the console will actually have to offer.
