Backward compatibility means that the new product will support an older product. A PS3 is said to be Backward Compatible when it will play PS2 games. The Wii U says it will be able to use the Wii accessories and games and that would make it backward compatible
Does net platform support backward compatibility?yes
I'm the one that asked and I wanted to tell you that my PS3 game is of 160GB It sounds like you purchased a new 160 GB PS3 console and discovered that they do not have full backward compatibility. see related link
backward compatibility but not forward compatibility
This game is not one of the PS1 games that are Compatible with the PS3 console
True
Yes, the . (dot) net platform supports backward compatibility. This means that newer versions of the platform are compatible with software created using older versions.
You could but you must install a modchip on the Wii so it could read DVDs like PlayStation 2 games that are format DVD.Sure a mod chip can do anything NotNo a Nintendo Wii can not play a PS2 game even if your magical mod chipGames are software designed to run on a single console and except for consoles designed with backward compatibility you will need an emulation program to ru the game on anything but the console it was designed for
Nope wii is made by Nintendo and playstation is made by sony so they have absolutely no compatibility.
Yes with a HD and the backward compatibility update
Yes with a HD and the backward compatibility update
Yes.
A backward compatibility is a capability for software to interoperate with older systems at the same time as being able to operate with the most recently available system.