Surprised? They said backwards compatibility wasn't possible then flooded the PS4 with remasters and PS Now. The only reason it wasn't possible was because greed won out over customer service after they realized they were going to be number one and didn't have to go the route MS did after Don Mattrick ruined them.
Right now, the Scoprio is the only piece of upcoming hardware I care about. A lot of that is because I trust MS the most to deliver on backwards compatibility and its hardware seems like it'll be the strongest based on what we've heard. Nintendo is all over the place and Sony's PS Now and line of rerereleased PS2 games you have to buy again rather than just download was a huge turn off for me.
This took way too long and there's no way I'll see any of that. I literally have no evidence because the two qualifying consoles were deactivated and sold, receipts long gone. Oh, well!
If the Neo launches in 2016, there's a big chance that the spec rumors were true, and that this thing will be a joke when Scorpio launches in 2017 (well, this entire business model is a joke itself, removing the last major "pro" consoles had over PCs). The only other alternative is that the Neo is a beast under the hood but will cost too much and bust after the initial hype. Those are my thoughts anyway, I am curious how all this will play out in the end.
The only good MadCatz products are their more expensive fightsticks. I've been happy with them, but everything else is varying degrees of bad. Third party stuff too often lacks any effort to maintain quality.
I've had two instances where I kill 5+ people in under 15 seconds and then something undeserving gets it (like a guy getting two turret kills while hiding in a corner).
@thecman25: First, I never said it was the first R-rated one, but it's the biggest success and the one to motivate others, Don't try to invent talking points. I guess your brain is scrambled from all of your steadfast apologist work in this comments section. As for dicks, the only one I see is the one belonging to this movie resting gently on your lips.
As long as he meets his commitments to the backers (which it seems like he has), if it's not making money he doesn't owe anyone anything from here on out. Some big companies put out broken games and don't even patch them.
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