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I agree with the OP
 
@kingzetta said:

you could use a PS1 controller and hook ups on a PS2 The only reason you can't on a PS3 is no controller ports.  I will also bet they will pretend like Kinect and Move never happened, like they do now.

Actually, you can use PS2 controllers for the PS3. You just have to pay $5 for an adapter.

I am actually not concerned about disc based games having backwards compatibility. I do hope that all of the games i have downloaded on my 360 will be available on the next gen console.

@Vodun said:

My next gen PC has complete backwards compatibility!

Backwards compatibility since the 80s

I don't know any personally but I bet if you go on Team Liquid and send a PM to a progamer telling them what you're doing you could get a response no problem.

Single player is why I play Angry Birds.

Honestly this is part of the reason why I'm such a huge Elder Scrolls fan. There's one Elder Scrolls-branded game with multiplayer, but it's not part of the main series. Bethesda sticks to their guns: multiplayer takes valuable development resources from a mindblowing single player experience. I want really, really long single player games. I wouldn't even mind more games with some shoveldev-ed content(yeah I just coined that) like the procedurally generated quests that plagued Daggerfall. If there's content that's actually good mixed in and it's a fun game I'm more than willing to wade through something designed to eat up my time.

If you can find a copy, pick up The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard. Nothing like other Elder Scrolls games. You aren't exactly a pirate, but there's pirates in it, and you do a lot of swashbuckling. I bet it's like 5 bucks, I got it almost 10 years ago for 20 or so and that was complete with the paper map and all the other box materials.

 Minecraft is obviously technically a game. His beef is that he wants predefined goals or objectives.

Sins of a Solar Empire sure didn't come out on Steam and it is a ridiculously badass game designed to fulfill all the desires of 4x(and scifi strategy games in general, such as Homeworld) fans with laser precision. Stardock also made Galactic Civilizations.

How do I attach an account in the first place? I don't see it in account settings. Do I need a pay account?

Completion's fun, dude. I like beatin' games. That's the whole point of playing hard ones, too.

China has the best names. Did you know their main search engine/web portal thing is called QQ?