cucubelu, post: 86363, member: 15378 Wrote:What really surprised me to a negative effect is the "no backwards compatibility to older PS versions".

And too many questions unanswered. Why wasn't Unreal4 engine mentioned with their "super console" speccs, and the fact that mentioned that PS Vita could stream games from your PS4... like how in the world can you stream hardcore demanding games to the VITA...

I am honestly disappointed they didn't have a better showcase...

What about the promise of the super motion sensor they have been bragging about? The one that was supposed to revolutionize the industry again, making us a human joystick that takes it to a deeper level?

XBOX 720 (or name tba) is at least most likely going to be backwards compatible which is what gamers these days are looking for. Now to waste x amount of money every new generation and making the old one's obsolete.

I am neutral towards consoles, and a PC gamer all the way, but I find some things in the presentation lacking. I just hope E3's XBOX presentation will knock our socks off, and be out of this world.

God I hope they are smart enough to use the breathtaking UNREAL4 Engine demo during their presentation...

I think you missed a good portion of the presentation early on. There is backwards compatibility to all other PS consoles, but through the bankai cloud technology that's going to be available on the PSN. Basically you'll be able to purchase PS1, PS2 and PS3 games on the PSN, be able to play them as they're downloading and every game has a 30min-1hr trial period you can try the full game with before purchasing.

And they did show a demo of Unreal 4 engine on the PS4.... you must've missed that.

And they did show the VITA playing PS4 games like Knack or whatever, and for that game especially it seemed to work really well.

I dont think anyone cares about a super motion sensor, they never bragged about having one and there wasn't any rumors about it O.o