I wasn’t pretending anything about resolution, Marasai, so please don’t assume things about what I think or have said.

No, it doesn’t because those games are from an entire different generation, and the vast majority of people aren’t going to buy a console for backwards compatibility over current gen games. If that’s how it worked the Xbox One wouldn’t be outsold 2:1 and be the constant subject of “What to Do About Xbox’s Exclusives…

Personally, I always try to get as intimate as possible with people I describe as “unbecoming.”

No one ever said the PS4 would almost certainly be backwards compatible. Where did you possibly ever hear that? The PS4 isn’t backwards compatible because the PS3 was built on a totally unique, expensive, proprietary architecture that would require a lot of time, effort, and money to bring in any form to the PS4. We…

Then I’d say chances are fairly good you’ll be broken.

No they’re not.

Ha. Backwards compatibility is beautiful but, no, that’s not what I’m talking about because backwards compatibility is not the same as new games and doesn’t sell consoles anywhere even close to the way new games do.

I would argue that someone who prioritizes backwards compatibility over new games on a console has dramatically different priorities than I do and than most people do. And I would argue that it would be very strange to care more about how many older gen games you can play on a console rather than actual current gen…

You missed it :/ . Reformation was in the 16th century.

Eric really bringing the sick tunes, lately!

Yep. Nintendo consoles just can’t have the same level of third party support that Microsoft and, especially, Sony have. That’s just the way it is; people have to get used to that.

He was a force ghost the whole time!

As I told ThePickyGamer:

You’ll get a little bit more out of certain references and callbacks, but absolutely not. It easily stands alone without you having to have played the previous games.

This is unhinged, haha. Save your vitriol for, like, I don’t know, incessant Switch port-begging or something.

Nah, it was.

If you think it’s so overrated, then why will you want to play it? Sometimes you have to go through a lot of shit to get decades old PC games working on new computers. Or you just emulate them, which is what happens to all old consoles anyway by that point. What exactly are you complaining about?

I’m with you in terms of praising backwards compatibility, but I totally disagree on VR. I think that decision was an especially shrewd one and exactly the kind of thing I love to see. They’re supporting a totally new and exciting way to play games, and that’s allowed me to experience a ton fantastic games that never…

Someone’s probably said so already, but Persona 5 isn’t on PC.

Basically, the primary difference is in the fact that Half Life 2 is in first person, while God of War works with a much more classically cinematic camera and cinematography. That difference is actually pretty significant when you’re talking about the aesthetic and experiential differences between the two no-cut…