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Radioactive IT PS3 backwards compatibility fixed with latest update.
Radioactive IT PS3 backwards compatibility fixed with latest update. | PS3 backwards compatibility fixed with latest update. |
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| by Mike Bantick | |
| Thursday, 25 January 2007 | |
  
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A recently release update seems to have quietly fixed the issue. Ars Technica reports on the experience, with the 1.50 update improving graphics for at least the PS2 titles Final Fantasy X-2 and Resident Evil 4. There is no actual mention of this fix on the Sony update site. Updates included in the 1.50 download are officially; Users * You can now select an image to use as the User icon from [Photo]. Settings * [Key Tone] has been added as an option under [Sound Settings]. * [Delete Backup Data] has been added as an option under [System Settings] > [Backup Utility]. * WEP 128, WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WPA-PSK (AES) have been added as security methods that can be used with [AOSS™] under [Automatic].* * If you have already set up for AOSS using an earlier version of the system software, you must perform AOSS setup again to use the security methods listed above. * When [Automatic] is selected, the security method to be used is automatically set. * AOSS is a trademark of Buffalo, Inc. * Friends o The method for saving your password / signing in automatically under PLAYSTATION®Network has been changed. There are now two separate options. * Other o You can now enter text in Korean using the on-screen keyboard. Kudos to Sony if they have indeed fixed or at least made a start on this issue. If they have, it would be nice PR to let the community know. {moscomment} |
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