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I couldn't find a Playstation 2 forum on here, so sorry for the confusion.

I want to play all the games and use the controller on PS2. I don't own a PS3 yet.

Thanks

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I found the "legacy systems" forum. I will post a link to this from there[/edit]

I don't think I understand your response to my question.

It's a PS2 controller. I just want to know if I can use it to play multiplayer on Guitar Hero I and II.

To be fair it was a dumb assed question that the OP could have answered much faster by simply going to the TR website.
SerOlmy

Yeah. I could have googled Tabula Rasa or tried tabularasa.com or something and I might have been taken to the right place. Instead I thought to myself "Hey! I'm on Gamespot and I am working on other things. Maybe I should just make a post and see. Heck maybe I'll get some impressions of the game."

Instead I get an arrogant a*swipe that will answer the question, be a **** in the process, and doesn't even post a direct link to the website he references.

You know...some times people ask questions that can be answered elsewhere, but what the hell is the point of tearing them down for it?

and you could have replied without being a ****

Thank you for the info!

you must are still on your first one or either dont own one at all, because they re-issue the warranty when they send it back so its not the same one. as soon as you get it back you got another year for anything beside the RROD and for that you have 3 years, and if you send it back in, the restart another warranty, you wouldnt be a Sony fan boy would you??

nate623

I understand it is difficult to believe what people say on the 'net with all the marketing and dumb-ss fanboy's.

However, I really do own an Xbox360 and I really am waiting for my 3rd box. When I received my previous refurb, I was told that I had another year warranty on that box. BUT, when I asked customer service about the 3-year-warranty and whether it would start new again with my next box, they told me that the 3-year-warranty if from the "Date of purchase." This means that I have until December 31, 2008 since I purchased my original box on Dec 31, 2005.

Of course, as I mentioned, Customer service is not good and they have been know and quoted for lying to customers. I really need to read the warranty details. I am just posting what I was told.

that is not true, they run the same, and just as loud. i have one. I have not heard of them breaking down or anything yet, however it may still be too early. The good thign is tho, is that MS increased thier warranties to 3 years, so your covered regardless.

I personally think it was worth every cent. i reccomend one. Go ELITE!BikerPunk

MS may have increased the warranty to 3 years, but if you have to send your console in for repair once you will likely have to send your refurb consoles in multiple times. Therefore, you spend quite a few months of that warranty time without a console and they always send back a console that eventually breaks down in some way.

Then you have to worry about the DRM issues with any downloadable content that you have purchased.

Add to those two items the fact that the repair center and the call center do not communicate. This (along with many othe issues) make calling support a very frustrating and LONG process.

All of this adds up to people repeatedly returning their 360's for the 3 years of the warranty until they eventually are forced to start paying for repairs and/or forced to purchase another 360 from a retailer.

WITH ALL THAT SAID:

The games on the system are great. Outside of hardware problems, overpriced content, and horrible support, the Xbox360 has a great lineup of games. The controller feels great and the only problem with it has been the D-Pad. I am not sure if the D-pad has been updated in the newer consoles.

MY ADVICE:

Wait another year before getting a 360. You will get more reliable hardware and all of there will be a huge lineup of great games at discounted prices.

Halo 3 is definitely not worth the price of admission with all the troubles that many people have experienced with the system. I am waiting for my 3rd Xbox360 to be sent to me now. Do some research on the RROD problems and the customer service issues. You will find that it is a common problem and not an enjoyable experience.

I was really excited earlier today when I saw that gamespot had the demo. I downloaded it from work and saved it to my flash drive. I finally got the chance to get on here and install it and I get an error message (not a valid Win32 application?) when I try to run it.

I thought maybe I got a bad download. So, I went online and downloaded the file from my pc at home. When it was finished, I tried to run it and the same message popped up.

I am going to restart my computer and try again, but does anyone else have any recommendations on what I should do?