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I'm a playstation user myself. But orginal xbox didn't have anything I really liked, with the exception of Halo 1/2 and Shenmue.I can honestly say I've never used the 360's backwards compatiblity
360 actually had a lot of good games so I can imagine a lot more people wanting to use that.
PS2 had a lot of great games and a huge library, the backwards compatibility was one of the reasons PS3 was so expensive, since they needed a seperate engine just to play ps2 games. It got cheaper as production got cheaper, and they switched to emulation backward compatibility only(which limited which titles worked), and then they removed it all together.
It looks like PS4 and XboxOne are taking out backward compatibility within hardware to help lower costs, but looks like we will at least have streaming backward compatibility which will require internet connection. Both companies are gonna try to avoid PS3s launch mistakes this time around I'm sure.
Wii U looks like it will be going under the radar like gamecube did. lol
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