You was only 6 years old when the PS3 launched in 2006 some of us were more than twice your age back then, so I for one will give you a pass on this. My PS3 from back then was fried back around 2012.
, was a huge step along with full hd suport but so expensive to get...
It's not about how profitable BC is. What MATTERS is that you DON'T leave an open goal when you don't have to. BC was the one area that Microsoft could get ahead of Sony.I had first version o that fat ps3
The only way full BC happens it´s via emulation theres no other way, forget about cell chip´s and stuff like that, people mentioned is just to expensive and not viable, most people that use BC has argument only whant that feature cause of the nostalgic feeling not to actually invest time and money on real gaming, i have friends that buy stuff and old games and they call themselfs gamers but they only play 5 minutes or so and most of them use pirate emulators cause they are free to get, companies know that and know the only way to implement BC must be in a cheap way.
Most people just buy a couple o physic version of old games to put in a room or man cave.
it just not worth the investment, it´s more profitable to make remasters and remakes.
The reasons for BC have changed. Back in the day it was a novelty for for those who kept their disc based games. Many sold their entire collection to fund a next-gen console.
If the GT7 physics is improved this cannot happen.
You can't make a superior physics engine for GT7/PS5 that can't run on PS4 and let two people to compete against each other on two different physics engines because it won't be fair. The PS5 CPU is significantly more powerful and they are likely to take advantage of it to improve the physics significantly. The other option is not to change the physics engine for GT7(keep it identical as in GTS) which will allow PS4/GTS players to race against PS5/GT7 players, but this in my opinion will be a very bad decision.
That is if they're offered in the PS Store.
Sony has hinted that letting players to play PS4 games on the new console, the PS5 backwards compatibility feature will allow cross-generatio play online. This means that PS4 and PS5 players will be able to play against each other online in supported games.
Although it does mean that the PS5 can play PS4 games on the console nowhere has it actually been stated or even suggested to my knowledge that the online compatibility between a PS4 game and PS5 game version would be able to actually play against each other in the same arena.
Even better, they played PS1 games from any region too
Even better, they played PS1 games from any region too
If only original PS1 discs aren't rare finding nowadays, it could be worth trying.
PS5 can only play PS4 games at this stage.
I agree, there's a reason PD has been pumping out substantial additional content for GT Sport for over the last 2 years, and more is likely yet to come in 2020. If the additional content being generated for GT Sport were not being used for GT7, it would be a pretty big waste of resources and time for a game that has come out 2 years ago and doesn't generate much in sales (the game can be bought for $20 at his point...). Game's that are supported (with substantial updates) this far into their life cycles are extremely rare, and IMO is a clear indicator that GT Sport content is being ported onto GT7.
