kalanium said:Why does the 360's backward compatibility have anything to do with what the PS3 can and cant do? Its the same with Sony attack the competition rather then promote your own product (not saying you are attacking anything just to make it clear)
The problem isnt over how many games do and dont work, its the fact that the EE chip was included in the first place for the US and Japan then it was removed for the European launch and as usual its always Europe that gets the short end of the stick be it over release dates or price. Even after having to wait 4 months longer then everyone else we also have to wait even longer before we can play our PS1/PS2 games and eventually remove the PS2 from our setups completely. To put it short we wait longer, pay more and get less.
Wasnt ment to be an attack on Microsoft , just a note about BC in other consoles. Hasnt the UK always been like this we pay more and have to wait longer ? Cars not many years ago was launched in the US/Japan before us for less money, even european cars had better specification ie aircon, headlamp wash and cost less than we had to pay! I know its a totally different thing cars and electronics, but us Brits always seem to be getting the raw deal , that'll teach us for having a currency so strong!
Didnt mean to start a PS3 Vs 360 debate (again), I thought i was just giving a bit more detail about the BC on a PS3!
Anyway i believe that a pricedrop will be forth coming in October this year when Sony start using Cells outsourced to other companies such as IBM. Also IBM’s East Fishkill, New York plant has started on producing 65nM Cells, when they make there way to the PS3 who knows for sure, but rumours for it point it to be autumn this year.