On one hand, I don't want buy a new hardware to play games that I can also play on my old system.
On the other, I don't want buy an inferior version (last gen) of a game that I know will undoubtedly look better on newer consoles.
Yes the old master race. Yet I find myself buying PS3 games lately that contradicts myself. Partly some are for collection purposes which I will gladly buy the PS4 version as well. But mostly it's also because the price drop is sufficient to the point where I think it's justifiable for a last gen version.
You see I could never understand why the pricing of cross-generation games are roughly about the same. There is no logic to that, yes it's the same product but not exactly the same quality (in terms of aesthetic not the actual quality). If the pricing was adjusted to reflected that maybe it would make things easier. Then again, nobody will upgrade their hardware if games cost less and are still available on old consoles.
I also realised the game itself is more important winning the master race. RE4 on the Playstation 2 was a pretty inferior port but it didn't diminished the greatness of that game. Everyone had good memories of it despite the fact that the inferior port was probably the most played version.
In the end a great game will undoubtedly a great game, everything else is just superficial.
Unless we are talking about RE4 Iphone edition or Dead Rising Wii.
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