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Uh...what?They already have deal of getting a free 360 when buying a pc. I don't know why they'll even bother lowering the price. After all, I don't like xbl.
I personally don't care. I guess I'm one of those people who prefer to play their single player games in peace z.z...PS3 Cross-Game Chat Impossbile Due To RAM
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-08-19-why-the-ps3-cant-do-cross-game-voice-chat
Lame.
I want to know this as well. This is pathetic. How are they going to keep up with technology as it grows with such little amounts? I built a 1,200 dollar computer and it has 16gigs of ram. A new console that's 300~500 (Wii-u is what I'm aiming at) or even 250 or 200 should have at least 1Gig of ram.In this day and age, why are me not seeing more than a gig of ram?
Wait what do you mean? There are only a few Sony exclusive shooters on the market...Is it true that Sony only focuses on shooters? If it is,
......wow.
Nah, that's Microsoft.Is it true that Sony only focuses on shooters? If it is,
......wow.
Hm, I think you would have a better shot getting that question answered on say, the gamefaqs PS3 board of said games board.Are all the PS3 games compatible with PS2 controllers? I've been trying to play BA 2K11 and NFS: Hot Pursuit with it and it doesn't seem to work but I can't tell if it's just the controller or the game :/
I guess it could be counter-productive to use PS2 controllers with the PS3 but I have to PS2 adapters that have 2 ports on each of them. Which could come in use on multiplayer games...
Yeah, and that's the sad thing about it, darn you Microsoft with your superior RAM.Wait what do you mean? There are only a few Sony exclusive shooters on the market...
Every game I've used works just fine. Then again what Accessory are you using the hook the PS2 to the PS3? The I use usually takes a moment to register before I can use the PS2 controller without problems. Usually if you try to use it right away the controller won't register and you won't be able to move or get off the PS screen.Are all the PS3 games compatible with PS2 controllers? I've been trying to play BA 2K11 and NFS: Hot Pursuit with it and it doesn't seem to work but I can't tell if it's just the controller or the game :/
I guess it could be counter-productive to use PS2 controllers with the PS3 but I have to PS2 adapters that have 2 ports on each of them. Which could come in use on multiplayer games...
Oh, so I'm guessing the adapter itself has a PS button to control the on screen menu? It sounds more convinient, the one I have is simply a converter and is just that; a converter, it doesn't have anything special, but if that always works then maybe I should try it.I use the PS2 controller port made from Pelican. To function properly you hook it up and attach the PS2 cord to it then press the "PS" button on the accessory. It flashes green for 5 seconds. Once it stops flashing the light disappears then once the green light becomes solid you can use it without problems.
800 dollars for 720p??? Hahaha