First off, can the PS3 stream DivX/XviD from WMP11 or not? If not, what can I use and where can I get it from?

What formats of video can the PS3 play?

And finally, if I have a DivX/XviD or any other format on my PS3, can the PSP stream them of the PS3 even if the format is not naturally supported by the PSP?

Thanks

2008.Krigon

Something I don't get however is that Microsoft had to make Devs seperate the Background music from the ambience which normally isn't done in games so gamers could hear everything AND their music, if PS3 games aren't designed with this in mind, then I don't understand how i-game XMB will make a difference...unless, the ports to the PS3 maintained that feature...time will tell...I hope in-game XMB will have a screen shots feature....

I've lately gotten a growing interest in the onyx beast and wanted to know a few things about it. Luckily for all of you, I only have one thing I have not yet found online and that is: If more than one person can play online from the same system? I mean lets say I'm playing CoD4 (This title in particular may not support this but I'm using it as an example) and I have a friend over, can we play split-screen over the PSN like you can do in Halo 3?

Thanks in advance.

I would just go out and buy a new PSP slim, rather then having them fix an old model.WSGRandomPerson

Ditto that comment, mkes more sense, eventhough it'll cost a bit more...

'Kay, if you're buying the slim, the best accessories are: The cables for the TV and the remote and mic headset for the upcoming skype sevice...Also, minimum 2GB memory card if you're going to download PS1 games and the like...4GB is priced at a cool $35 now so that's a really good option, a wireless router or a compatible UB wireless adapter are required for an internet connection. The PSN is also available via the PS3 so no worries...

FF7 CC and GoW is a pretty good start if you ask me.Furycliff

And Patapon and WipEout fusion and many other ool games are coming this year, so I think it'll be a good 'un