Over the lifetime of the PS3, Sony’s own studios have created lots of great digital content for the system. Developers like thatgamecompany specially have made Sony’s console where to get highly original games which may be classified as artworks. Now those games and a few others should be making their solution to Sony’s new console.

Sony Santa Monica announced today that the studio might be porting four of the simplest games currently available for the PS3 and Vita to the PS4. Those games are Flower, flOw, Escape Plan and Sound Shapes. Both Flower and Sound Shapes will launch with the PS4 on November 15, flOw will launch at the PS4 and PS Vita on November 19 and Escape Plan will hit the PS4 on November 29.

The main good thing about this upgrade shall be most apparent to games like Flower and Escape Plan. They won’t look any better per se, however the games will now run at 60FPS in 1080p.

So, what in case you already own these games? Sony is making them fully compatible with the cross buy system. As an example, you can find Flower already available to download to your PS4 and PS Vita on November 15 in the event you bought the sport when it originally hit the PS3 in 2009.

The unintended side effect of this announcement is that it opens the floodgates to what i really like to name “Super HD remakes.” In essence, i believe that the frenzy to remaster PS2-era games in HD this generation will carry over to the following with developers remastering current-gen era games at the PS4 and Xbox One at a whole 60 FPS and 1080p visuals.

Granted, I wouldn’t say no to seeing a number of this generation’s best looking, but perhaps technically lacking games, reborn at the PS4 and Xbox One. With the rise in power, some games that struggled to run on current gen systems will be buttery smooth. Let’s just hope it doesn’t become a reasonable thanks to milk more cash out of customers with an inferior product

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