10-27-2009, 07:53 PM
My PS3 plays any game dating back to the PSone that I throw at it. Outside of nostalgia, those early games aren't really that big a deal nor a necessity.
In some eyes, Sony may be the lesser of two evils. I don't know one person that hasn't had to turn in their XBox360 for repairs at least once. Some more than once. Some have had to buy a brand new console. No thanks.
I didn't know Nintendo would allow for someone to play the old 8-bit games on the Wii. If that's correct, cool!
As for the streaming, it makes sense that MS was ahead with the Netflix ability. They had their online for this generation console well ahead of Sony and have been developing it ever since. The streaming is probably not something I'll make use of even if Blockbuster offers it (which is who I switched to after a couple of years of Netflix). Still a cool option for those that want to use it.
In some eyes, Sony may be the lesser of two evils. I don't know one person that hasn't had to turn in their XBox360 for repairs at least once. Some more than once. Some have had to buy a brand new console. No thanks.
I didn't know Nintendo would allow for someone to play the old 8-bit games on the Wii. If that's correct, cool!
As for the streaming, it makes sense that MS was ahead with the Netflix ability. They had their online for this generation console well ahead of Sony and have been developing it ever since. The streaming is probably not something I'll make use of even if Blockbuster offers it (which is who I switched to after a couple of years of Netflix). Still a cool option for those that want to use it.