PlayStation 4 games "are in development", says Sony
E3 absence for next-gen platform explained
Sony has confirmed games for the yet-to-be-announced PlayStation 4 are currently in development.
Upon being asked whether he envisions the PlayStation 4 releasing in the next few years, as well as confirming if any games are in development, SCEA's senior vice president Scott Rohde stated:
"We’re not talking about when the machine is coming out, but I think anyone on the planet knows that, of course, games are in development."
As for the platform's absence during Sony's E3 press conference, Rohde said there simply wasn't enough time:
"It’s just something that we didn’t feel was important to bring up this year. We had probably five or ten other games that probably deserved stage time today that didn’t get it.”
This is the first official confirmation of the PS4's existence since the platform was outed by an engineer's CV.
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Anyway I'm not complaining, I'd rather pick up both a PS3 and PS4 and have a x86 core architectured console thats more efficient and produces higher quality PC ports
As hardware gets more advanced it gets harder to emulate. There are already rumours that both Playstation 4 and Xbox 720 will be using PC based hardware instead of the bespoke one of a kind stuff in previous systems which does make backwards compatibility hard. It may be hard to believe but there are very few PC based processors even now that can match the processor in the Playstation 3, it doesn't make them worse it just means that it'll be hard to emulate the games..
If and when Sony and Microsoft come out next year and say it can't do backwards compatibility, it's not because they don't want to as of course they do. If a system supports the previous gen games then people will upgrade to it faster knowing their old games will offset the lack of new games. So they won't leave backwards compatibility out unless they have no choice.
Yes Sony and Microsoft are after money, but removing backwards compatibility isn't the way to do it. Yes Sony licenced the ability to make HD re-releases of Playstation 2 games, but they only did that after 5 years of trying to get Playstation 2 games running on the Playstation 3 hardware. They succeeded for a few as there are a few on the Playstation Store that legit work on Playstation 3 hardware, but to get a few working after 5 years of work shows how hard it is.. Just accept that as hardware gets more powerful that unless the new system has similar hardware to the previous system backwards compatibility becomes near impossible.
Don't tell me nintendo is like them, Nintendo is my favorite company..
Yes Sony and Microsoft like money but not as much as Nintendo.. Sony and Microsoft sold their consoles at a loss to get high spec, high quality systems into peoples homes. They then made money off licencing fee's for games and peripherals. Nintendo on the other hand sold a console that cost them $80 to manufacture at $280 made billions upon billions of dollars and then continued to make more money off peripherals the console didn't need.
Anything other than controllers is not necessary and is a blatant money grab. I include Kinect, Move and Balance Board in this, though yet again Nintendo had additional things like the snap on Wheel peripheral the Golf Club peripheral, Wii Motion Plus which wasn't free even though it was something that should have been in the controller from day one.. So to think Nintendo is unlike them when they are borderline worse than them is unfortunately mistaken.
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