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News Burst: Sony stumbles on Playstation2 promise

Richard Barry ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 10 Feb 2000 13:19 GMT

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Sony Computer Entertainment admits that the PlayStation2 is not fully compatible with all current PlayStation software.

Despite claims the forthcoming PlayStation2 would be backwards compatible with existing Playstation games, Sony has admitted this is not the case.

"Some old software may not work for PlayStation 2," said Kenichi Fukunaga, a director of Sony Computer Entertainment.

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