overclocked
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Would like to seen Riddick, but..
overclocked said:Would like to seen Riddick, but..
Ithink the main incentive for BC comes from PS2's improvment on older games. If XB360 could play XB games with improvements like better IQ, that'd be great. But if it's just a matter of playing the old games there's the old console for that.tcrews said:BC is so overrated (to me anyway).....it's next gen time, not last gen time !!
Shifty Geezer said:Ithink the main incentive for BC comes from PS2's improvment on older games. If XB360 could play XB games with improvements like better IQ, that'd be great. But if it's just a matter of playing the old games there's the old console for that.
From the sounds of it BC isn't really a feature except for a very few titles, and rate of growth seems to be negative, with more titles being removed than added! (?). I look forward to blakjedi's research to investigate this further. Specifically, does Barbieâ„¢ Horse Adventuresâ„¢ Wild Horse Rescueâ„¢ work well and are there any improvements
Serenity Painted Death said:People like BC because it removes the need for a system. This is especially important if you have something like an entertainment stand/center with limited space and lots of other electronics. Also less wires and mess, etc, and so on. It also gives people a chance to play the previous generations games if they didn't do so before, which can be pretty big with people for a lot of obvious reasons.
Qroach said:There's word going around that MS has confirmed there won't be any updates to BCuntil march. As usual people on the net have taken this as MS completly halting BC work. I don't think that is teh case, I just htink they won't be having an update until march and hopefully it's a big one adding a lot of games.
overclocked said:The emulator is on the HDD right so when you connect it should update it right away with the kernels update?
I tend to think Gamecube's backwards compatibility was rather shite.Magnum PI said:this is the worst backward compatibilty that ever existed on a console.
It is dissapointing that MS seems to be putting less and less priority into backwards compatibility. It's not just the list of games and that there may only be one more update in 2006, what has me concerned is the spotty compatibility in the games that are already officially supported , especially 60fps games that seem to have slowdown (ninja gaiden).shame on MS for pretending the xbox 360 is BC with the xbox, when all they have to offer is only a pathetic excuse for a BC.
Magnum PI said:this is the worst backward compatibilty that ever existed on a console.
shame on MS for pretending the xbox 360 is BC with the xbox, when all they have to offer is only a pathetic excuse for a BC.
Falkster said:It's better then nothing, and the list includes a lot of the popular games, so I don't see a problem large enough to call their efforts pathetic.
Magnum PI said:it's pathetic when emulation is so approximative and you get major problems like the one described in this thread.
BC = be able to play his old games and being able to enjoy the same experience
this awkward emulation just doesn't qualify as BC.
That is good to hear about single player, I have been meaning to play though it again. My comments were in regard to mulitplayer though, were it does chug like mad on the 360 during heavy action.Qroach said:I've played through most of halo2 on the 360 and I really don't get where you think it chugs harder on it, compared to the previous xbox. if anything it's exactly the same performance as the original xbox.
kyleb said:That is good to hear about single player, I have been meaning to play though it again. My comments were in regard to mulitplayer though, were it does chug like mad on the 360 during heavy action.