Fortydrinker

Just get to VI, already.

@SkullTriXX_97 Actually, it does.

@SkullTriXX_97 No, it is not different. When new system comes out, I dispose of the old. I have, never once, had any desire to play a game from a previous system. It is exactly like a car, the old one goes when the new one is here.

@get2sammyb The controls were awful, but I could have moved past that. The real problem was it would freeze or just stop working in the middle of something.

I bought the last one and have never been so disappointed. It was only 42 minutes from purchase, download, install, attempt to use and delete. Thankfully, I got it on sale and was only out $30.

Somebody had some free time.

I would have to put forth some serious effort to care any less about what basically amounts to nothing more than glorified screenshots.

I would prefer the PS5 operate like it is supposed to. If I want to play old games, I'll plug in an old system. If you're not buying a PS5 over backwards compatibility issues, you're an idiot.

We are all dumber for having read that.

That may very well be the dumbest question ever. I'm not going elsewhere over a few dollars a month. PS+ plus is a good value as it stands. You play online and get some decent games throughout the year. How cheap does someone have to be to actually expect more?

I don't really care. PS+ is cheap and a good value. That, and I wouldn't consider an xbox even if was free.

I would rather the PS5 work properly and be bug free. If I want to play old games, I'll plug in an old system. It's like buying a new Corvette and wanting it to drive like a 1987 Oldsmobile on the weekend.

It would take a lot of effort for me to care any less about backwards compatibility. When I bought the PS4, that was the last time I saw my PS3.