is there any stores that allow you to trade in games and get a pretty good discount on a ps3 system...because i have about 20 ps2 games and i just wanna get rid of them all and get a ps3
i found one....im gonna gather up all them ps1 and ps2 games i dont want...and my ps2 i wonder how much i can get for my ps2 wit a broken disc tray lol
i found one....im gonna gather up all them ps1 and ps2 games i dont want...and my ps2 i wonder how much i can get for my ps2 wit a broken disc tray lolKrayzie_Bone99
i doubt you can trade PS1 games at this point, and i don't think you'll get anything if the disc tray is broken.
i might as well sell them on craigslist or ebay then...but imma go check out that trade in thing sunday...im looking to buy a ps3 in january..i wanted to get 60gb but it would be better to do trade in and get 80 gb
i might as well sell them on craigslist or ebay then...but imma go check out that trade in thing sunday...im looking to buy a ps3 in january..i wanted to get 60gb but it would be better to do trade in and get 80 gbKrayzie_Bone99
You may find it impossible to find the 60 gig PS3 now because they are all but sold out and haven't been manufactured sense around the time of the E3 show. You may have to go with the 80 gig if you want some BC support for PS2 games.
yea im gonna go for the 80gb unless i get enough money from christmas to buy a 60gb on ebay...one question about the 40gb whats diffrent between that and the 80 besides the being able to play ps2 games
[QUOTE="jimm895"]The 40 gig doesn't support any PS2 games and it doesn't have any card readers and I heard that the finish is dull compared to the other SKU's.Krayzie_Bone99
so i would have to buy an add on for card readers...not like i care anyways i aint gonna put any pics on
You really don't need the card reader because you can always use your PC and put any thing you want on a flash drive instead. But if you want go back and play any of the PS2 games the 40 gig will not support any of them.
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