
SegmentNext - The biggest bang at E3 back in June was Microsoft’s announcement of Backwards Compatibility for Xbox One. The feature rolled out on November 12 and is currently being used by Xbox One gamers.

Wild Arms 3 will launch for PlayStation 4 via PS2 emulation in North America on May 17, the latest PlayStation Blogcast reveals.
Wish it was a remaster or something at least... Still, one of my favorite RPGs out there, so I'll most likely buy it anyway just to show support.
The most exciting thing about seeing these games being gradually announced, is that it pretty much confirms that Primal, Siren and Ape Escape 3 are also coming to PS4. From this ESRB rating: http://n4g.com/news/1840395...
Love me some Ape Escape.
I haven't tried any of the Wild Arms series. Is it any good? It has always looked appealing.
Katie Joell from Gamerscore Whores writes "Sony’s trojan horse to make money from their fanbase continues with their flip on PS2 emulation. Fans expected for Sony’s PS2 backwards compatibility for PS4 to work with previous digital purchases and physical retail copies. Instead Sony have shafted their fans in a move to make more money."
I don't agree with what sony are doing, I'm actually disgusted but this video seems very fanboyish.
All i wanna know is Why is it that the company winning in sales ALWAYS gets arrogant and makes dumb anti consumer moves
I wish they would have destroyed the rumors of ps2 backward compatibility right away instead of letting them become cultivated and having people feel let down.
Sony being Sony. They could have easily explained what this truly was ahead of time.
People really are buying these old GTAs for $15 when they are like $2 on steam sales?
they never flipped on BC. they never offered BC. all they said was they were working on PS2 emulation. perhaps they should have nipped that rumor in the bud, but i'm not going to hold a grudge when their initial trailer perfectly stated: "PS2 game discs & PS2 Classics are not compatible with PS4," and people still kept running with it. this isn't a product for people wanting BC and so is PS Now...
PS2 games finally come to the PS4... at a price. Is the high cost of entry worth it? How do the games look? Find out inside!
for no fing reason i m buying digital Ps2 games that i already own ...damn Sony develop a proper disc based emulator and not this digital thievery
To me, it's not worth it. Too pricey, transactions don't cross over from my PS3. I just hope that Sony doesn't hinder me from playing games I acquired from the store when they shut down the PSN for PS3.
I'm sure a ton of work went into getting this emulation to work so well. Regardless $5 - $12 per game would feel much better. Seriously hope Metal Gear, Socom, Killzone, ICO, etc., make it.
There is one major question that comes to mind when I think about PS2 emulation on the PS4. What about PS Now? Sony made a HALF BILLION dollar investment in Gakai, and they did it at a time when the company wasn't exactly profitable. It was a serious gamble. If they suddenly decide to make the PS4 compatible with PS2 games they have greatly diminished the value of their hefty investment in Gakai. It's only common sense. The PS Now service hasn't exactly taken off. That's the only reason I can think for this change of heart. (That and a need to counter moves by Xbox / Microsoft.)
But still, a half billion down the drain. PS Now has the potential to be massively profitable, if only it can get past a few major technical hurdles.
i'd rather emulate using pcsx2 (the games i actually own on disc)
I don't know what your all on about, but I'm happy about the ps2 emulation!!.. Oh jack & daxter...