I really want to play the better version of Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life Special Edition. I had it for my PS2, but the game was too slow/laggy. Is it true that only the PS4 version (on the PSN) network plays it better? Or does the PS3 version work just as well?
I'm thinking of selling my PS2 and my Wii U. Help to answer this will be appreciated.
Also, if I get a PS4, is it backwards compatible with PS3 games? And, what are some recommended games on PS3/PS4?
Harvest Moon A Wonderful Life Special Edition
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Sony is trying to retire ps3 since it’s 13 years old. Plus with the PS5 announced, ps4 is the better of the two.
Unfortunately PS4 is NOT backwards compatible (meaning you can’t use physical disks). However, with a PlayStation Now subscription, you can download and play PS4, PS3, and PS2 games on your PlayStation 4 console.
If you prefer ps3 games and don’t want the subscription then that’s the way to go, just know that more ps3 games won’t come out.
As for HM:A wonderful life SE; it’ll play just fine on a ps3 but a PS4 is faster, has better graphics and can run better (according to reviews).
Unfortunately PS4 is NOT backwards compatible (meaning you can’t use physical disks). However, with a PlayStation Now subscription, you can download and play PS4, PS3, and PS2 games on your PlayStation 4 console.
If you prefer ps3 games and don’t want the subscription then that’s the way to go, just know that more ps3 games won’t come out.
As for HM:A wonderful life SE; it’ll play just fine on a ps3 but a PS4 is faster, has better graphics and can run better (according to reviews).
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Any reason you’d rather play the Special Edition than the original Gamecube version? The Gamecube one can be found for a fairly reasonable price these days (both the boy version and the girl version) and doesn’t have the issues that the SE does. Though you would need a Gamecube or an original Wii to play it, I’m not sure if you have either of those.
(Also, it isn’t the best time to sell a PS2 right now. They’re right in that sweet spot where they’re outdated but not yet collectable, and as such they’re selling for quite cheap. I got one this summer for only 20$, for example.)
(Also, it isn’t the best time to sell a PS2 right now. They’re right in that sweet spot where they’re outdated but not yet collectable, and as such they’re selling for quite cheap. I got one this summer for only 20$, for example.)
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