Dead Space got a 9.0 for the Xbox 360 and the PS3.

They said the games are the same.

BioShock probably won't get a review for the PS3 on GS because they really hate the PS3. :(

I'm not sure.
After being let down by Spider-Man 3 the game. I ended up giving it to my little brother for Christmas last year. He seems to enjoy it, but I found it horrible.

If this game gets good reviews I might consider getting it.
But I'll probably get it for my little brother whose obsessed with Spider Man.

Rayman: Raving Rabbids

My little cousin has that game and it was pretty fun. I'm 19 and my oldest brother is 28 and we had a blast playing that game.

We are easily amused lol.

[QUOTE="Mike5589"]

I finally got into the Folding@Home project but I never really understood what it does till today when I finally updated it.

So here is my question.

Do I have to leave my PS3 hooked up to the internet just so Folding@Home can do whatever it does.

Or can I unplug my PS3 from the internet and Folding@Home still work?

elemental_drago

My understading is that it has to be on and connected, so as to recieve information and send results back. This is similar to the SETI@home project, whereby the computer ran calculations for data it recieved while it was idle (or more specifically, in screen saver mode). No connection, no data.

So would I still be able to play games while its doing whatever it needs to do, without messing it up?

I finally got into the Folding@Home project but I never really understood what it does till today when I finally updated it.

So here is my question.

Do I have to leave my PS3 hooked up to the internet just so Folding@Home can do whatever it does.

Or can I unplug my PS3 from the internet and Folding@Home still work?

This topic made me laugh...
I hope your joking, someone please tell me they are joking.

MGS4 owns.

I was thinking about getting a PSP.

Not really sure about it though.
Can you play old PS games on it?