Official SEN Games Thread (Sony Network)

[jyoung]

'Cause a lot of people who have PS4s don't have PS3s.

And the Vita version isn't nearly as good as the PS3 version.

[Diff-chan]

So you're just gonna keep buying the same shit every generation?

[Yoshi]

Based on recent announcements (Last of Us) and rumors (Mass Effect), publishers don't think he's alone.

[Joust Williams]

It's fairly easy money though....you're probably going to see rerereleases this generation

[James]

Hot Shots for me. I keep wanting a motion-controlled golf game that's actually good, and while reviews are iffy it's still closer than anything else I can think of.

James

[Yoshi]

It's fairly easy money though....you're probably going to see rerereleases this generation

I'm not so sure. You could move a PS2 games to the PS3 just by increasing the resolution. To move a PS2 or PS3 game to the PS4, you're talking about using higher quality textures and the like, unless you just want a frame rate increase. If the game wasn't designed originally with those available, it's not all that easy.

[jyoung]

So you're just gonna keep buying the same shit every generation?

The only Metal Gear games I own are on Game Boy Color and PlayStation 1.

So the other games in that collection would all be new to me.

[ChaoofNee]

I haven't let that stand in my way for months. It's easy to back everything up.

Not when PS+ is filling up my PS3 hard drive!

I think I'm going to do some research and compile a list of file sizes when I'm done at work. Those prices on MGS and Muramasa seem too good to pass up.

[A Robot Bit Me]

I wish Sony researched file sizes.

[Joust Williams]

I'm not so sure. You could move a PS2 games to the PS3 just by increasing the resolution. To move a PS2 or PS3 game to the PS4, you're talking about using higher quality textures and the like, unless you just want a frame rate increase. If the game wasn't designed originally with those available, it's not all that easy.

People buy lots of stuff whether they're that much improved or not, though