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I played Silent Hill 2 and Metal Gear 2 Substance on the Xbox. Other than that, maybe Ninja Gaiden? Surely graphics won't get so fantastic that Ninja Gaiden will seem as outdated as a PS1 game. Any Team Ninja game for that matter should be able to stand for atleast another console generation and not look overtly dated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Well I personally would love to still be able to play Halo, Jade Empire, Conker, Crimson skies, Ninja Gaiden, DOA, Soul Calibur 2, etc.... there's a bunch of games I don't want to have to get rid of. But I dont' want this bulky Xbox sitting under my TV either. Also I would like to be able to play Xbox games that I may have missed even though the Next-gen is officially here.
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I'm in the crowd of wanting it to be, but not expecting it. I always keep my systems around so I won't -need- backwards compatibility, but it couldn't hurt, you know? I'm sure it'd please plenty of people and I wouldn't mind having the option.
I don't give a shit about backwards compatibility, since I don't play any Xbox games anyway, but if the next Xbox doesn't come with something similar to Xbox Media Center, I'm not buying it.
It won't be, and I don't care either way. Also, the idea of completely foregoing new games on new hardware solely because the new hardware doesn't play your old games is idiotic.
Yeah, because the launch titles are traditionally bountiful and always triple-A. :rolleyes:
I think we know whose being idioitic here.
yes i think itll be backwards compatable. weather the hdd add-on is necessary for it remains to be seen.
Team Xecuter posts more Xbox 360 Technical Info>> From TeamXecuter.com:
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We've spent today doing a little more digging. It seems the Xbox 360 will use AES Encryption (XeCryptAesCbc), executable files are XEX and not XBE (xshell.xex) and after studying the kernel there is everything in place for backwards compatibility.
It can all change of course but interesting all the same.
We do. My statement has nothing to do with launch games, or the anticipated quality of any games on any platform, or that anyone should purchase any particular platform.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
"Everything in place for backwards compatibility." That's what they said about the SNES, and that's why Nintendo used a more powerful version of the old NES chip so it could play NES games. But then it wasn't compatible. I'll believe it when I see it.