Another point of value in regard to backwards compatibility is the ability to play online games whose populations have since declined.
A good example would be Left 4 Dead 2 on the Xbox 360 which I've been playing a whole a lot of on the Series S, with my friend who's playing on a base Xbox One.
Sure the servers aren't the best but the fact that they are as functional as they are and still running after 12 damn years is pretty impressive.
This goes the same for system link. I'd love to have a lan-party between a PS2 and PS5 for certain games if Sony carries over the functionality like Microsoft has done with each generation of Xbox.
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Re: Talking Point: Would You Buy a PS1, PS2, or PS3 Emulator for PS5?
Another point of value in regard to backwards compatibility is the ability to play online games whose populations have since declined.
A good example would be Left 4 Dead 2 on the Xbox 360 which I've been playing a whole a lot of on the Series S, with my friend who's playing on a base Xbox One.
Sure the servers aren't the best but the fact that they are as functional as they are and still running after 12 damn years is pretty impressive.
This goes the same for system link. I'd love to have a lan-party between a PS2 and PS5 for certain games if Sony carries over the functionality like Microsoft has done with each generation of Xbox.