#7769 - 02/16/09 12:57 AM
Re: Multiplaying: PS3 style.
[Re: WhtHawk]
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UPSF Lieutenant
Registered: 10/28/08
Posts: 255
Loc: Minneapolis
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Gevin, I'll try to login tomorrow and check. I haven't turned my PS3 on in a few weeks now heh. Picked up Ar Tonelico II today but that isn't a PS3 game nor multiplayer 
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#7775 - 02/16/09 09:52 AM
Re: Multiplaying: PS3 style.
[Re: Gevin]
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UPSF Captain
Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
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Speaking of Sixaxis, which PS3 do you guys have? I have the original 60GB (CECHA01) with chrome trim and all of the hardware features, including the emotion engine (hardware emulation for PS1/2). It came with no games and a single Sixaxis controller, which I use with the keypad. I had to get the DualShock 3 separately, along with the keypad and memory card adaptor. As Gevin made clear online yesterday, I really need to go get a headset.
I was seriously considering a second PS3 for the other TV (I watch a lot of BDs), but the new 160GB version (CECHPxx) includes only 2 USB ports (as opposed to 4), and doesn't include flash card readers, SACD support, or any type of PS1/2 emulation. I know they're trying to keep the unit price low, but there should always be a full-featured version available. I might have to scrap the idea of a second PS3 and get a regular BD player, now that they're less expensive that the PS3.
Has anyone put a large hard drive (500GB to 1TB) in a PS3? I'm going to have to replace mine, eventually. .. I'm still sceptical as to whether or not Godfather even has online.. I checked. The Godfather: The Don's Edition has an online leaderboard for the Corleone Challenges, but no actual online play, which is what I was thinking. Too bad. 
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#7788 - 02/16/09 06:32 PM
Re: Multiplaying: PS3 style.
[Re: Gevin]
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UPSF Lieutenant
Registered: 06/10/08
Posts: 350
Loc: KS
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I grabbed one of the 60GB launch models right after they announced the new units would not have PS2 support. I was hoping it would give my ailing PS2 a break, but I have not bought an adapter for things like my DDR Pads. I need to figure out how to fix the sync between my TV and PS2, the delay is enough to make playing DDR rather painful.
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#7810 - 02/18/09 12:57 PM
Re: Multiplaying: PS3 style.
[Re: Gevin]
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UPSF Captain
Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
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I went shopping for a PlayStation 3 Bluetooth Headset last night, but all of the local stores were out of them. I went ahead and ordered one online, along with that PlayStation Eye thingy. As far as I know, that covers all of the official PS3 accessories, so I'll no longer be the one handicapping the team during online play. lol
I also noticed that stores are selling $20 and $40 pre-paid cards for the PSN store. I might have to get a couple of those, because PSN eventually decided that it didn't like my debit card. It worked fine when I bought the Q*bert download, but later on, when I tried to buy the full version of Stardust (fun shooter, by the way), it said my reported address didn't match the one associated with the card, but it does. I contacted the PSN people, and receieved a typical corporate "We're sorry you're having trouble with our glitchy system, but we won't fix the problem" response. I have an apartment number, and sometimes that causes problems when poorly-written software can't comprehend complex street addresses.
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