@gamemaven: Explain this, how is someone, who hasn't played the PS2 game on the PS4 before, paying extra for it?

If you have a copy and don't have the option to play it on the PS4, and have an issue with the prices, don't support it. It is simple.

@gotrekfabian: Why don't you try putting in games that are not compatible and see if that emulator plays it?

They key thing people always miss based on current practices (not saying it is right) is that you are getting a digital version of the PS2 game (we don't get digital copies of games that we have a physical copy for even for current gen games.)

The difference between Sony and Microsoft comes down to the disc. On the Xbox One, if you have a physical copy, you can play the game on your system, but you still don't have the digital copy - you'd have to pay for that.

Before anyone attacks, allowing those who have a physical copy to play the available PS2 games would be a nice option, but, the way it is set up currently, we only have the digital option, and so we have to pay.

@adam: Nolan North is Nathan Drake, the main protagonist, who else is going to play him? AND he's a damn good voice actor, along with Troy Baker, so why shouldn't they use them both?

They have good range.

@Vylsith: Bungie wanted Destiny to be the Star Wars of video games. That's what their goal was. Aaron Greenberg is saying Halo IS the Star Wars of video games. There is a difference in what they both said.

@NoahRoalson: No, it is not being considered. They were asked a direct question - the guy who was answering just didn't rule it out.

@brandiesel: This isn't an official announcement.

@kazeswen: They won't be splitting the console base. If they do this, it's basically a newer model of introducing "newer" hardware to us without labeling it "version 5".

@donald10: Wait, what is Microsoft doing with the 1TB systems?