Miles Tormani said:
2. The anti-aliasing bugs were patched. PS2 games now look and run better on a backwards compatible PS3. Odin Sphere, a nearly unplayable game due to excess lag at points, now runs perfectly smooth. I would know; I happen to have a PS3 that is backward compatible. If backward compatibility is what you want, find a used 80GB system, make sure it has 4 USB ports, and it's probably backward compatible. Done.
I'm sorry sir, thats a bold faced lie and you know it. Either that or you're fanboyism has blinded you and having a conversation with you further would be pointless.
I have a 60 gig launch PS3. I also own Odin Sphere. I'm a big fan of Atlas and Vanillaware and jrpgs. And as a lover of the playstation 2 era of RPGS (the greatest era that probably will ever be), I have to honestly and truthfully acknowledge that many of these games run like absolute ASS on the PS3. Sure, some patches seemed to have upscaled these games from truly abhorrent to mildly awful, but in all honesty I don't think Sony has any intention of making these games work flawlessly from their original medium.
Instead they will release a perfectly working, beautifully upscaled DOWNLOADABLE version sometime in the near future. Which is fine, there are still games that I think are hard to find that I'd suggest to people like Atelier Iris or AR Tonelico that are worth playing and if you can get them for $10 instead of the ridiculous prices they go for on feE Bay or scAMAZON then by all means go for it.
But to sit and tell people that all these games work and look beautiful on the PS3 when you know perfectly well that you're lying through your teeth like a used car salesmen isn't honorable.
The sad reality is, as it stands, if you want to play classic PS2 games that you know and love, either hang on to your PS2 or (Sony's preference) sell your old games now while you can for whatever pittance Game Stop will give you, put it onto a pre-paid credit card, and buy those games as they are released as DLC sometime in the future on PSN.