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Sony Promises 1,000 Backwards Compatible PS2 Games

cashman   on 02 March 2007 - 22:29 · 8 comments & 4118 views

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Phil Harrison, President for Sony Worldwide Studios this week revealed that over 1,000 PS2 titles will be backwards compatible with the new spec PS3, which will be released throughout Europe on March 23rd. Speaking with ThreeSpeech he said “The situation is changing every day, but on March 23, we expect the list to include over 1,000 PS2 titles.”

The European PS3 will feature no Emotion Engine, and when announced reactions were hardly positive to Sony’s original press release which said a limited range of Playstation 2 titles would be compatible. The Emotion Engine featured in the PS3 was also revealed to be a custom chip developed for the PS3, and not just the PS2 chip put into the PS3’s motherboard.

News source: ThreeSpeech

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#1 sundayx on 02 Mar 2007 - 22:38
By 1000 titles do they mean hit titles or daft titles, including oversea import titles or american/european titles, cause makes all the differences.
#2 Lee® on 02 Mar 2007 - 23:56
I doubt they'll make that promise.
#3 Dakkaroth on 03 Mar 2007 - 01:59
Man, how about some games to download off the Playstation Store?! God! There's like NOTHING!!!
#4 David3k on 03 Mar 2007 - 13:00
This sucks balls.
#5 Netrack on 03 Mar 2007 - 17:43
another promise....lets see how long till the take this one back
#6 Danrarbc on 03 Mar 2007 - 21:49
It's probably 1000 titles, counting Japanese North American and PAL versions all as separate 'titles' :p
(1 reply) #7 WinMacLin on 06 Mar 2007 - 23:40
If they say 1000 titles we can expect about 35 titles give or take a couple.
#7.1 Aero Ultimate on 09 Mar 2007 - 13:50
Quote - (WinMacLin said @ #7)
If they say 1000 titles we can expect about 35 titles give or take a couple.

You're really overly optimistic there... I don't think it's going beyond single digits

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