I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
Good one.
I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
Onimusha is a given considering the trademarks few days ago. Hope we'll get this one as well;
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Never got a chance to play it.
Completely, utterly ignoring the fact you CAN play every single VC title on the Wii U.I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
Yes, the people paying $15 for something they already own are the smart ones. What a bunch of tossers we are.
San Andreas is worth $15 no matter which universe you're in.
I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
This isn't to call anyone out as a hypocrite or anything, the situation is different enough that it's perfectly acceptable to find that okay, but not this. However the entire thing is a slippery slope. If Njnty had gotten crucified for it, there's no way Sony would have gone this route. Same with paid online.
They do it because they think they can get away with it. We should look more at things like the "X-Box 180" and try to replicate that moving forward when dealing with stuff that seems less than fair.
So Nintendo didn't add save states, Miiverse integration or gamepad support and streaming?Well said, and in comparison, Sony is actually adding additional features to these unlike Nintendo did with VC. That said, I always thought VC was overpriced and only bought titles when they went on sale and will likely do the same thing with these or wait for them to be free on PS+.
Completely, utterly ignoring the fact you CAN play every single VC title on the Wii U.
I've criticised Nintendo a lot for the way they handle their digital games across different platforms. It's really anniyed me and prevented me from buying anuthing from their digital stores. I always advocated they should be more like Sony who let you play your PS1 Classics across several devices without needing to but them again. Cross save to.
But the way Sony have handled PS2 on PS4 is even worse than what Nintendo are doing. The price itself I'm fine with. The lack of compatibility thr existing purchases is what annoys me. Even an upgrade fee would annoy me and we don't even have that.
Completely, utterly ignoring the fact you CAN play every single VC title on the Wii U.
No. Nintendo don't remotely deserve a pedestal. Their practices have always been bad. But in the most recent transition off Wii > Wii U, they've done it far better than Sony have in this instance.Can you play purchased VC titles across the DS/3DS/Wii/Wii U? Let's be real, Nintendo is not a company we should be putting on a pedestal when it comes to how to handle digital content and user accounts.
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Sony make this happen please...
Can you play purchased VC titles across the DS/3DS/Wii/Wii U? Let's be real, Nintendo is not a company we should be putting on a pedestal when it comes to how to handle digital content and user accounts.
I have a question in regards to Twisted Metal Black (that im sure will apply to every game anyways)
I never used share play so sorry if im not sure about it
When they say you can play share play for the ps2 games, does it mean that I can play with a friend who doesnt own the game via online? Because I remember Twisted Metal had splitscreen.
So would the multiplayer be splitscreen or each player has their own screen? or would it just mirror the splitscreen on both players TV?
Yet you're not paying for anything. If you have the PS2 disc, great, insert it into your PS2 and play to your heart's content. If you care about trophies, up-ressed 1080p, share play etc... then spending $10 - $15 doesn't seem like a bad deal. I own Rogue Galaxy and pretty much all the games on that list, am I still going to pay for Rogue Galaxy just for the trophy support and 1080p? You betcha.
Wow. Expensive, non-upgradeable/transferable, and no disc support. Pretty much the complete opposite of how it should have been. Huge disappointment. Won't be picking up any of these.
Those are expensive games that I'll probably need to buy again on PS5.
Sony really soured my trust on this one.
Why even an upgrade path? Nintendo also shouldn't have done it.
Yes, the work they did on these games cost them money but not every company decision should be based on trying to make people pay for stuff. Sometimes you can eat some of the cost for your consumers to be happy. To earn goodwill. This is a very anti-consumer way to handle things.
The fact that Microsoft did BC really well so soon just makes this even worse.
It is the norm though. Nintendo does it and MS does as well (though it's for 360 titles, not original Xbox releases).
Wii U VC releases add improvements over their Wii VC counterparts and you pay a small upgrade fee if you want them (or you carry over the original VC games to your WiI U for free).
360 digital games on XB1 add fewer improvements (mainly V-Sync and some basic XB1 features) but they're completely free to current license holders.
This is absolutely the current industry norm and Sony is bucking the trend by at least not offering some form of discount to people who purchased PS2 Classics on PS3.
Yet you're not paying for anything. If you have the PS2 disc, great, insert it into your PS2 and play to your heart's content. If you care about trophies, up-ressed 1080p, share play etc... then spending $10 - $15 doesn't seem like a bad deal. I own Rogue Galaxy and pretty much all the games on that list, am I still going to pay for Rogue Galaxy just for the trophy support and 1080p? You betcha.
I was surprised to see Mark of Kri on there; that's definitely the first game I'll be getting![]()
It's a great game. Looking forward to that one as well!![]()
Vice city confirmed though. And that's already 15
I'll bite
Because you must defend the company you like to the death and they can never make a bad decision.
I love my ps4. It's an awesome system. But there's no excuse for the price.
And don't like it don't buy it is such a dumb argument. I want to like it. I want some ps2 games. I don't want to pay a huge fee
This is perfectly how I feel about this news and about this thread. I love the idea, don't love the price. I think 15 bucks would be perfect for a compilation of 2-3 of these games, something like that.
The only issue here is the lack of a cross buy or upgrade fee if they do not exist but again we don't know if they do or do not because Sony hasn't really talked about this.It's not the worst, especially when you look at the prices these games typically sit at on Steam when not on sale. $10-15 is about what I expected, considering the upgrades and new features.
The real crime is the lack of cross buy or upgrade fee options, but I personally don't own these particular PS2 Classics outside of TM Black (which was a freebie with the 2012 game anyway).
We need Downhill Domination ><
The only biking game i've liked since 2Xtreme
^ Would be cool if Namco Bandai added Naruto Ultimate Ninja 4 as a pre order bonus for Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 4
We need Downhill Domination ><
The only biking game i've liked since 2Xtreme
Completely, utterly ignoring the fact you CAN play every single VC title on the Wii U.
Where the hell is fire pro wrestling?
Not to mention that there was an upgrade fee of about $1.50 if you wanted to play it with the Wii U upgrade.
Will Sony offer anything like that?
Downhill is a blast.
The best thing about it is that it's very likely to happen and be $10.
I have a question in regards to Twisted Metal Black (that im sure will apply to every game anyways)
I never used share play so sorry if im not sure about it
When they say you can play share play for the ps2 games, does it mean that I can play with a friend who doesnt own the game via online? Because I remember Twisted Metal had splitscreen.
So would the multiplayer be splitscreen or each player has their own screen? or would it just mirror the splitscreen on both players TV?
We also need SSX Tricky, Splashdown, Burnout 3 and Revenge, NBA Street Volume 2...
Shit, so many releases
I would pay prob full price for a Socom 2 with working online. #noregrets
We also need SSX Tricky, Splashdown, Burnout 3 and Revenge, NBA Street Volume 2...
Shit, so many releases
I don't recall much of a backlash at Ninty for charging people for VC titles they already own.
This isn't to call anyone out as a hypocrite or anything, the situation is different enough that it's perfectly acceptable to find that okay, but not this. However the entire thing is a slippery slope. If Njnty had gotten crucified for it, there's no way Sony would have gone this route. Same with paid online.
They do it because they think they can get away with it. We should look more at things like the "X-Box 180" and try to replicate that moving forward when dealing with stuff that seems less than fair.
The licensing on those would have to be a nightmare at this point.
We pretty much need the entire EA Sports Big catalogue.