I think it depends on if you own them digitally, which is very likely that you will be able to (might have to subscribe to 'now' or 'plus' still to pay for server infrastructure, bandwidth, etc...) but if you mean disc games, then...lets hope!

I was expecting a bullet point list. Just a paragraph linking to a video is pretty lazy of Kotaku.

I really, really, really, hope that they do as you outline. The PS4 has no PS3 hardware in it, but it can still read the disc and should be able to determine the SKU and give you access to the game so long as the disc remains in the drive. I own ~100 physical disc games for my PS3, and a streaming service that only…

They are not going the way of the dodo in America, in fact, in the last year, a LARGE number of ISPs (like AT&T, Mediacom, etc...) ADDED data caps (where they had none before). Its becoming more and more common here, rather than less common, as if we are going backwards in time!

This! Every ISP where I live (Like AT&T) recently decided that unlimited was too much, so they capped at 150 GB WITH NO HIGHER PACKAGES! I already get multiple fees every month for overages from just normal use, as excited as I am about this service, it wont be one I can use until some law is passed preventing this!

If its a game you go back and play fairly often, and you want to get rid of your old consoles to make room for the new, but just cant bring yourself to do it, or if you want to utilize the features of the new consoles with your favorite games, then its good move, though I doubt it would sell enough to make the port…

Combat is pretty terrible, but the rest is an enjoyable experience if you want to run around and accomplish things without ever really paying attention to some linear storyline pushing you to the next event. That being said, it does so by sacrificing story, and truly interesting gameplay for generic sandboxy…

Because they choose to limit the game on the consoles (PS3 has games, like UT3 that have mods) that somehow makes the PC better? The developer is lazy, and this is why Skyrim on the consoles doesnt have mods, not because they are consoles.

The PS3 supported mods (Look at UT3 for a great example), Skyrim on the PS3 did not. Its not about the console supporting the mods or not, its about the developer supporting them on the console.

You say abysmal without ever playing it, but I put countless hours into Skyrim on the PS3, multiple characters in multiple runs through the game, and I had no issues with it.

Having played the PS3 version for countless hours I had no issues other than some minor things that it seemed plagued all platforms.

There has always been ways. Unreal Tournament 3 (PS3), a very very early PS3 game had mod support.

Unfortunately "upgrade fees" only work when the game is digitally distributed. I know that for the PS3 at least, there was no digital Skyrim, and I doubt many people bought it digital on the 360 (IF the 360 had it available), so this would not really be a viable solution for most of us.

Because its not fun to have a collection of consoles in your living room and its even less fun to have them sitting in a box that you have to pull out everytime you want to play a game on it. So to be able to have one less reason to have your old console out and move on to the current consoles, is always a plus. We…

If you are trying to phase out your previous generation console so your entertainment center doesnt look like a cluster ****, then an option for a shinier version is nice. Also one would *hope* that they would have a large number of the bugs fixed in a newer version as well.

Its all a matter of taste. I despise "mods" in every way shape and form. So the only tangible benefit the PC version has over consoles, is rendered moot.

Also its worth noting that I am not calling for Nintendo's failure. I could care less if they continued in the hardware business. But their investors have been pushing them to release their first party games on other platforms for the past decade. It doesn't seem like they will do that unless they fail in the hardware…

Netflix knows this? They sure haven't shown it! Their UI has been getting worse with each update on the PS3. Its possibly the worst controller UI with the exception of maybe Hulu.

I agree that a much more powerful system wouldn't sell, because Nintendo would screw it up with some half baked input system that most gamers don't want. Its not always about power. Nintendo lost me as a customer of their hardware for good quite awhile ago. There is nothing they can do to change that. Their name is…

I am not sure you actually read very far into my post before replying. Take a moment, re-read it, and breathe. Maybe then you will have something constructive to say, that actually addresses the topic at hand.