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Gamefront.de is reporting that Sony Japan are looking for a software engineer to work on backwards compatibility on both the PS3 and an unspecified ‘Next-Gen’ system, which must be the PS4 (right?). So: two things. 1 is that the PS3 will likely have software PS2 compatibility, and 2, Sony are thinking ahead. Interesting times ahead.
Published: 16:05, 17/01/2008 by Staff.
5Gamefront.de is reporting that Sony Japan are looking for a software engineer to work on backwards compatibility on both the PS3 and an unspecified ‘Next-Gen’ system, which must be the PS4 (right?). So: two things. 1 is that the PS3 will likely have software PS2 compatibility, and 2, Sony are thinking ahead.
Interesting times ahead.
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