Now, one is coming to next-gen anyway, and I would guess the other will too at some point. The only time I've felt like I needed that now-absent console was to play last-gen only new releases like the Borderlands Pre-Sequel or Assassin's Creed: Rogue. Everyone told me I would regret trading in my Xbox 360 and the vast majority of its games for a Wii U, but I don't think I've regretted that decision once. Now that I'm fully invested in next-gen, I don't really miss my old consoles at all. I understand why people were sad about the lack of backward compatibility on new consoles, but on a day to day basis, I don't really miss it. Or maybe they're concerned that these devs are taking time away from working on other new projects to focus on these remasters instead.
#BORDERLANDS PRE SEQUEL PS4 FULL#
Perhaps they're upset that "backward compatibility" has been replaced by full-on re-makes of classic games, which are then resold for full price. It seems like kind of a strange thing to take issue with, given that I'm not sure who it's hurting when developers re-release games we already know are good with all bonus content included (as God intended). I've seen some pushback among fans recently who seem upset about the flood of re-releases on the market. Still, I think it's a solid package Gearbox has put together. Though I did find Borderlands 2 a bit too long and sprawling for its own good, and I've already beaten the vanilla game about three times, which makes a fourth run a bit daunting. I skipped the Pre-Sequel as by the time it came out, my last-gen consoles were in mothballs, and I never got around to the DLC of the original game, so this is pretty attractive.
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