Why not, porting older games is how Sega has stayed alive for the past decade.

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I'd like to see some of the games ported to Blu-Ray. But then again, I have one of the last backwards-compatible PS3's so it doesn't matter that much to me. I like the idea of including them with sequels of the games though.

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Putting them in as bonuses is ok, but not if they're going to try to sell them again as new games (a la Nintendo).

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Are you talking about the rumor that old GoW games are going to be put on Blu-Ray and tossed in the CE?

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I sound like I'm complaining, but I'm serious: Sony should never have removed backwards compatibility from the PS3. If they hadn't, I would have probably bought one by now. Anyway, I just feel like that totally would've negated any need to re-release PS2 games on Blu-ray.

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They shouldn't have gotten rid of backwards compatiblity. I don't understand why they did. To keep the PS2 alive and still get money out of it? Why? It's cannibalizing the Playstation 3. I would have a PS3 NO DOUBT if it could play PS2 games. That would make it a Blu-Ray player and a PS2 for me, and on the very rare occasions that I'd want to play a PS3 game, that too. They just don't have as many great games on the PS3 as they do on the PS2. If they're not going to bring backwards compatibility back, they need to do this Blu-Ray thing with slightly better graphics/sound/etc. (A little like Nintendo's New Play Control, but significantly more enhanced). I never played God of War, and I never will if I can't play the first two on the Playstation 3 (since I'll probably get one as a Blu-Ray player eventually). Simple as that.

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I don't think so. However, I think it's ridiculous that software emulation hasn't become a viable option for Sony.

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hmm... you know, I'd actully encourage sony for this. as long as they bring good titles to blu-ray. But they'd have to bee like extremely cheap in the stores though, and they'd have to have some kind of extra content. think of it as an upgrade for the game. A bit like the Substance and Subsistence for MGS 2 and 3 on the PS2 did. Just like they would do with an old DVD movie that's being re-released on Blu-Ray.

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I would rather they work on PS2 and PS1 backwards compatibility before bringing last generation classics to the PS3 via Blu-ray. There are some issues with the backwards compatibility that is out there now, along with the non-existent on new versions debacle.

Bring it back, even software version is fine, then we can talk about releasing on Blu-ray.

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i think it should be something to possibly look into but at the moment i would almost have them be able to put backwards compatibility on the ps3's that dont have backwards compatibility but otherwise i think it would be pretty cool

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no they should not... just get the ps3 and if they did the ps3 would be cheaper and better still.. and idk if you rate me bad its not my fault...

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