There is that plus they are fully backward compatible with PS2 games. As hex said, we swap out the hard drive (put a 120 GB in mine long ago).lyndonAPI
Yeah true, but the 20gbs don't have built in wi-fi. That's a negative for me.
Seriously. I'm seriously considering selling my 60 gig to buy a slim... or at the very least replace the hd with a much larger one, although I'm not sure if I wanna go that route. 20 gigs are just not a great idea with all the great games available now.
Seriously. I'm seriously considering selling my 60 gig to buy a slim... or at the very least replace the hd with a much larger one, although I'm not sure if I wanna go that route. 20 gigs are just not a great idea with all the great games available now.
I would say upgrade it to a 500gb it would do it justice, that what i did with my 60gb.
Seriously. I'm seriously considering selling my 60 gig to buy a slim... or at the very least replace the hd with a much larger one, although I'm not sure if I wanna go that route. 20 gigs are just not a great idea with all the great games available now.
I would say upgrade it to a 500gb it would do it justice, that what i did with my 60gb.
Same here. I upgraded my 20GB HDD for a 500GB Fujitsu HDD. Works like a dream, WiFi it's not a problem for me. :D
[QUOTE="lyndonAPI"]There is that plus they are fully backward compatible with PS2 games. As hex said, we swap out the hard drive (put a 120 GB in mine long ago).Warriorboy1990
Yeah true, but the 20gbs don't have built in wi-fi. That's a negative for me. Considering the PS3 was going into the same room my router was I figured make sure of a steady connection and use ethernet. I'm not totally trusting of the wi-fi at times.
WOW I completely forgot about the 20 GB PS3's! I want one now, it would be a great collectors item! SO RARE! however they never came out here in Australia. I cant believe I was able to afford a $1000 PS3 even though I was only 16... I guess I was so determined.
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