[citation][nom]kinggraves[/nom]Get an emulator like everyone else does I guess. This is the first point where PSN/Suite and Nintendo's VC fail. People don't just want to play a few classics, they want the entire library, they want to decide their own classics. When you can't provide a large amount of the titles, people turn to emulation, and when they're already emulating it they might as well emulate the ones you ARE selling.This really isn't good news to me. Like OnLive/Gaikai's service or not, they're providing a unique service. An independent provider getting swallowed up by large corporate Sony is not going to provide innovation for the customer.Don't get your hopes up for a full library of PS2 titles. Realistically they already don't offer a full library of PS1 titles, and those are easily emulated. They just want another feature they can pretend to support. "Now ps3 can stream games to you through PSN....current titles inclucde Crash Bandicoot and....well just Crash Bandicoot."[/citation]
It's really amazing to see how console companies just don't get this (i.e. nostalgia), yet Steam, GoG and other PC sites/services do. It's particularly surprising that Nintendo totally fails to get this, considering how quickly people figure out ways to mod various handhelds to play old NES and SNES games or build one from scratch. Sega does seem to understand this because you can get a bunch of old Genesis and Dreamcast games off Steam, but, they have moved away from being a hardware company.