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If I ignore the fact that Microsoft has previously indicated no, I would totally guess yes. Sony plans to have it, and it is already confirmed for Revolution. I wouldn't be surprised if Microsoft has changed their minds since they last said something (which was a long time ago).
I want it to be in, but don't see it happening. Prove me wrong, Microsoft, prove me wrong.
Actually Sony has said this might be their first system without Backwards Compatibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkRyan
Given that they've only done it once, that statement is a bit dramatic.
Especially since taking it out would imply that perhaps it was a failed design in the PS2, which I certainly don't think was the case. If anything, I always thought it was one of the console's major early selling points.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy
The more presssing question is if it is BC, will there be a way to transfer saves from the Xbox hard drive to the 360? If not, you're going to have to keep the Xbox anyway if you plan to play games that you've invested a lot of time in, unless you want to start them over completely.
Yeah. MS also said that there would be no regional lockout on the Xbox...Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkRyan
I've played 3 PS1 games on my PS2 EVER. I have an Xbox, so I don't need another system that plays Xbox games, and if the library of games is so weak that I'm playing Xbox games on my 360, then maybe I shouldn't have bought it.
I'd be mostly interested in it so I can free up space in my entertainment center. Or, I could use the X360 to go on Live while I leave my Xbox modded (it's currently soft-modded, and to go online I have to un-mod and re-mod).Quote:
Originally Posted by Kano on the Phone
I've played dozens of PS1 games on my PS2. I had a Saturn before the PS2, so BC made the PS2 a twofer.