suphuckers
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Well, all I'll say is this... From what I've read of what Bruce has said... It is his desire that Synergy be backwards compatible. Meaning that any existing module will still work in a new Synergy unit. I would be shocked :shock: if any of the new Synergy modules worked (Properly) in an M4. I guess anything is possible, but they would be fools if they built it that way.
The PS2 could play PS1 games. The point I was trying to make is backwards compatible is NOT the same as forwards compatible. Nobody (except a fool) builds something new that does exactly what the old thing did. PS2 plays PS1 games but not the other way around. They do this because they don't want to piss of their existing customers, and it's an incentive for them to go out and buy the new console. They don't want people out hunting for M4's. They want people buying Synergy's. How many more Synergy units would they sell if they will work with all the modules that people already have? That's why you make it "backwards" compatible. It's smart business. It's about money, it's not about being nice LoL. ..and then, after you already bought the Synergy rack unit, how long until you buy a Synergy Module? This is all just common sense business. I mean I'm not in charge of their business model, but if they do it differently I'd be (again) shocked. :shock:
Here's the way the Playstation works.
Will the PS1 games work on the PS2?
Yes the PS2 can take 98% of PS1 games. Sony have confirmed a list of PS1
games that are not compatible for PS2 use. They are:
It was a very short list of incompatible games
Note: PS2 Games will not work on PS1.
..and as far as the PS3.
Only a limited number of PS3 systems have the ability to play disc based PlayStation and PlayStation 2 software titles (backwards compatible). However, all PS3 systems have the ability to play downloadable PS one and PlayStation 2 Classics available from the PlayStation Store.
The XBox works like this.
Xbox One
The Xbox One console is not backward-compatible with original Xbox or Xbox 360 games or apps.
Xbox 360
You can play some original Xbox games on your Xbox 360 console if you have an official Xbox 360 Hard Drive.
The following game list is final as of November 2007. No additional original Xbox games will be added to this list.
There is an extensive list of backwards compatible games
...and on that note I guess we'll wait and see if ANYTHING at all is built
The PS2 could play PS1 games. The point I was trying to make is backwards compatible is NOT the same as forwards compatible. Nobody (except a fool) builds something new that does exactly what the old thing did. PS2 plays PS1 games but not the other way around. They do this because they don't want to piss of their existing customers, and it's an incentive for them to go out and buy the new console. They don't want people out hunting for M4's. They want people buying Synergy's. How many more Synergy units would they sell if they will work with all the modules that people already have? That's why you make it "backwards" compatible. It's smart business. It's about money, it's not about being nice LoL. ..and then, after you already bought the Synergy rack unit, how long until you buy a Synergy Module? This is all just common sense business. I mean I'm not in charge of their business model, but if they do it differently I'd be (again) shocked. :shock:
Here's the way the Playstation works.
Will the PS1 games work on the PS2?
Yes the PS2 can take 98% of PS1 games. Sony have confirmed a list of PS1
games that are not compatible for PS2 use. They are:
It was a very short list of incompatible games
Note: PS2 Games will not work on PS1.
..and as far as the PS3.
Only a limited number of PS3 systems have the ability to play disc based PlayStation and PlayStation 2 software titles (backwards compatible). However, all PS3 systems have the ability to play downloadable PS one and PlayStation 2 Classics available from the PlayStation Store.
The XBox works like this.
Xbox One
The Xbox One console is not backward-compatible with original Xbox or Xbox 360 games or apps.
Xbox 360
You can play some original Xbox games on your Xbox 360 console if you have an official Xbox 360 Hard Drive.
The following game list is final as of November 2007. No additional original Xbox games will be added to this list.
There is an extensive list of backwards compatible games
...and on that note I guess we'll wait and see if ANYTHING at all is built