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RUMOR: Sony and Gaikai to bring backwards compatibility to all PS3 consoles

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Author: Nicholas Greene  

The rumor mill, she's a turning. 

According to unnamed game industry sources cited by Games Industry International, Sony has struck a deal with Gaikai that'll allow all iterations of their current-gen hardware to play both PS2 and PS1 titles by streaming the content from a cloud server. The service, GI's sources say, will offer both first- and third-party titles, and will be capable of selling items from the PlayStation catalogue to players.

Sony and Gaikai to bring backwards compatibility to all PS3 consoles

If there is a partnership, neither business is saying anything about it. Both companies have declined to comment one way or another. Chances are good that we'll be hearing something about this at E3, however, so keep your ears peeled. 

Posted on: 06/01/2012 | ? Comments
Tags: Sony, Gaikai, backwards, compatibility, PlayStation 3, PS3, consoles, consolas, PS1, PS2, Video Game News
Nicholas Greene

A gamer at heart, Nick started writing when he was a child. He holds a BA in English, works as a freelancer, and loves every minute of it. One day, he hopes to net himself a career in game design - but that's something for the future.

The views of GameDynamo's writers are not necessarily the views of the website as a whole. However, we support freedom of speech and enjoy diverse opinions about video games. Hopefully you do too!


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