Imagine getting all those trophies for your PSone and PS2 games.
Trophies for Legend of Mana
Trophies for Xenogears
Trophies for Suikoden II
Trophies for Mega Man Legends
Trophies for God Hand
Trophies for Shin Megami Tensei III
Trophies for Persona 3 FES
Lol Wat? No ps4 CPU it's not enough powerful to handle the emulation but doesn't means it's less powerful; come on now.The PS4's CPU is arguably less powerful than the PS3's, Emulation is not going to happen.
We already got through one generation of no disc-based PS2 BC, and still people are expecting it
Oh, man. If the performance/resolution enhancements can be applied to at least all of the PS2 Classics available on PSN, this will be huge.
If they announce PS2 disc support... the Internet will implode.
The GOAT!!I just want to be able to play this on my PS4!
Ok, to download the game insert the disc
To play the game insert disc
Works for you?
Did you expect native ports of three mediocre PS2 titles?
I still don't get trophies, I look at them once every game and then decide to not bother with them since they are utterly pointless.
What the hell? What world is this? Dark cloud mediocre. Ha!Twisted Metal and Dark Cloud? Mediocre?
Why wouldn't the PS4's optical drive be capable of playing DVD PS2 games directly from it? It plays DVD movies just fine.I'm not sure that disc-based emulation of every PS2 title will be possible. If so, then emulator has to have a feature to play games directly from DVDs, it can't simply copy game on HDD because it would be copyright infringement I'm afraid. I don't know if PS4 optical drive is capable of playing DVD PS2 games directly from it.
Yeah. Sony has no incentive to offer disc based support since they can't make any money off that. It's mostly all aftermarket these days.
It would be cool, but I'm not holding my breathe.
? Isn't that how Xbox One emulation works for 360 games, you put the disc in to verify that you own it and then you actually are downloading the game from MS? I thought none of the 360 games actually ran off the disc itself, it was just a verification thing. Or am I wrong?
IF they got this working like how the Xbox One handles it I could maybe, MAYBE see them doing something like if you have the disc they only charge you half as much as just buying it "proper" off PSN, but that's the best I would see them doing. And honestly depending on what the prices are that might be reasonable if they are doing actual work and adding trophies etc.
Yes. But it means that only titles available as PS2 Classics on PSN will be playable on this emulator. So we can forget about, for example, licensed games.
I don't get it. It's really a strange perversion.Can't wait for people reactions when they announce that you can't use your PS2 disc games.
The GOAT!!
Don't expect PS2 disc based support. It's not happening.
- Realistic expectation: PS2 emulation on PS4 with custom wrappers that provide trophies. $10/pop for a game. You buy them over again.
- Middling cool hope: the emulator allows old PS2 classics to be grandfathered over to PS4 for free, but no trophies are brought over. This seems like it would complicated the messaging of the PS2 emulation announcement, so I doubt it would happen. It's convoluted and there's not really enough won for either Sony or the consumer.
- Moderately cool hope: The new wrapper with trophies hits on a game-by-game basis. You can pay $1-$2 to upgrade your old classics to PS4.
- Brass ring: they grandfather over old PS2 Classics you previously purchased into this system. You just go to your download list and download them over to your PS4, no new purchase.
Brass ring is the ideal solution. Just make them cross-buy with the trophyless versions.
I don't get it. It's really a strange perversion.
Can't wait for people reactions when they announce that you can't use your PS2 disc games.
Haha, it's only because some people has unrealistic perspectives.
There are already PS2 classics for PS3 on PS Store.
This is not a confirmation of anything. Rare Replay has emulated games. Does that mean we have OG Xbox BC. Sorry guys.