FFVII ACC PS3 Bundle?

No prob, you want it? Pre-order here

It's a Cloud Black Edition 160HD region free PS3 with ACC+FFXIII Demo

So wait, does region free mean it can play games that are developed for any region in the world, not just japanese ones? Cuz ive heard of European games that wont play on American systems or vice versa? cloud_strifeXxX

No, you miss-interpreted the info, Region Free PS3 means that the PS3 can play any region-coded Blu-ray movie. It doesen't even make sense talking about games, because all of them are region-free anywhere in the world.

The only explanation possible for a European game not working on an American PS3 is the fact that the game might have been recorded in 50Htz frequency (PAL) only, ence, this poses a problem because American TV's run on 60Htz (NTSC), this is why american people can order games from Japan, whilest europeans can´t.

In case youre wondering, the effect you get for putting a 60Htz game rolling in a 50Htz screen is the black&white color. Nothing bad really happens.

It sure does look awesome! I know that Europe uses a different wall plug but not sure about Japan. Would be quite a shame to find that out to the hard way......SchumiF1

true, but its nothing a plugg adaptor cant fix

[QUOTE="SchumiF1"]It sure does look awesome! I know that Europe uses a different wall plug but not sure about Japan. Would be quite a shame to find that out to the hard way......DreamersLegacy

true, but its nothing a plugg adaptor cant fix

Yup, a few bucks for that and save you a lot more when it shorts lol

Be sure to check the latest trailer for Advent Children Complete... I posted a news about it in our homepage. ;)Fantasy_Gamer

oh yeah!

Bad news for you guys.

Even if you import the bundle you'll face serious problems, initially my concern was for the plugs, they would be different in both PAL countries and North America, but, as I searched some more I discovered that you could easly buy a plug adaptor to your socket, but still the true, as I later discovered, problem is the voltage.

Why? Well, if you order that bundle and then buy your plug adaptor and then plug it, there will be a chance the PS3 wont turn on, because the voltage might not be enough, this hapens cuz Japan runs on 120V and USA runs on 100V.

If you tried that in Europe, the experience would be much worse, here, we run on 220V, meaning, after you pluged your PS3 it would start flashing like fireworks and then burn up, summed up, it would become trash.

So, yeah, PS3 ACC Bundle, Japan ONLY.

 

Bad news for you guys.

Even if you import the bundle you'll face serious problems, initially my concern was for the plugs, they would be different in both PAL countries and North America, but, as I searched some more I discovered that you could easly buy a plug adaptor to your socket, but still the true, as I later discovered, problem is the voltage.

Why? Well, if you order that bundle and then buy your plug adaptor and then plug it, there will be a chance the PS3 wont turn on, because the voltage might not be enough, this hapens cuz Japan runs on 120V and USA runs on 100V.

If you tried that in Europe, the experience would be much worse, here, we run on 220V, meaning, after you pluged your PS3 it would start flashing like fireworks and then burn up, summed up, it would become trash.

So, yeah, PS3 ACC Bundle, Japan ONLY.

DreamersLegacy

Well that definately sucks =/

Bad news for you guys.

Even if you import the bundle you'll face serious problems, initially my concern was for the plugs, they would be different in both PAL countries and North America, but, as I searched some more I discovered that you could easly buy a plug adaptor to your socket, but still the true, as I later discovered, problem is the voltage.

Why? Well, if you order that bundle and then buy your plug adaptor and then plug it, there will be a chance the PS3 wont turn on, because the voltage might not be enough, this hapens cuz Japan runs on 120V and USA runs on 100V.

If you tried that in Europe, the experience would be much worse, here, we run on 220V, meaning, after you pluged your PS3 it would start flashing like fireworks and then burn up, summed up, it would become trash.

So, yeah, PS3 ACC Bundle, Japan ONLY.

DreamersLegacy

As I mentionned earlier, there are voltage converters.

As I mentionned earlier, there are voltage converters.Gamer4Iife

Make no mistake, I cheked that too, guess what?

Voltage converters have VERY limited usage, 2hours tops actually, and it's strictly suposed to be used only for a short while.

In the end, I am right, it's just not worth it.

Make no mistake, I cheked that too, guess what?

Voltage converters have VERY limited usage, 2hours tops actually, and it's strictly suposed to be used only for a short while.

In the end, I am right, it's just not worth it.

DreamersLegacy

What are you talking about ? Are you thinking of a power generator ?

A voltage converter uses a transformer that you plug into an electrical outlet. It works as long as there is power coming in from the outlet.

Are you thinking of a power generator ?

A voltage converter uses a transformer that you plug into an electrical outlet. It works as long as there is power coming in from the outlet.

Gamer4Iife

No, a power gen is a huge thing, I do know what a voltage converter is, and it was not made for long usage, or so I've read.

Nevertheless, the ACC bundle is out of question for Europe, since, you would still have to deal with the phasic problem...

sucks being an european >___>

No, a power gen is a huge thing, I do know what a voltage converter is, and it was not made for long usage, or so I've read.

Nevertheless, the ACC bundle is out of question for Europe, since, you would still have to deal with the phasic problem...

sucks being an european >___>

DreamersLegacy

You might wanna check your sources, then. I don't claim to be an expert on the subject, but back when I used to live in Europe, we had this voltage converter that I used for my Japanese Famicom. The thing never broke, or malfunctioned even after the countless hours of gaming.

I think it's still in our basement, somewhere.

I guess you've got a point, since I never actually been around one of those things