If by "rise up" you mean overtake either the X360 or the Wii in sales then no, it won't. There is nothing that can save the Ps3 from a distant third finish in both overall quality and hardware sales.

However, will the price eventually come down? Yes. Will third party developers continue to release their multiplats on the Ps3? That depends on sales in the next half year or so. If hardware and software sales remain so low for the Ps3 in the future, there is a real chance that the Ps3 can become irrelevent to developers.

That said, the Ps3 is a great blu-ray player and is worth every penny of the price. It just isn't really a video game console and if you are looking for a device to play video games on, you'll have to decide between a Wii, X360 or PC.

NTFS is a far more superior file system than FAT32. it's better at handling huge files, thus giving u more space, and it can go beyond 32GB, which FAT32 is limited to. it also has compression and encryption

u can convert FAT32 to NTFS without loss of data

u can change it back to FAT32 but u will have to reinstall the operating system and choose FAT32

no damage is done during convertion

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You can make a FAT32 partition as large as you want. However, in windows, it limits you to 32GB in order to promote their NTFS format. However, FAT32 does have the problem of not being able to hold a single file larger than 3.2GB. This gets somewhat annoying when you have like 100 ISO's on your computer and you like to have all your ISOs on your fat32 partition :P

If you're just using windows, just stay with NTFS. It is the better format.

For me, it's not possible to complain about the fee of XBL considering how much value that extra four bucks a month adds to all games.

It's really quite simple, there simply isn't a market that would buy the Ps3.

As the 360 came out first, there is no need to buy the more expensive and year late Ps3 for the multiplats and the exclusive library isn't even in the same league as the Wii or X360 and has been the only console this gen, last gen, or the gen before that to not have an AAAE in its first year.

People won't spend hundreds of dollars on something if there is no reason to.

The Anwser is: VEI doesn't make any sense and you are assuming that it works in a logical way.

It does not.

I would personally take Galaxy and TP over the entire PsP library :p

The Wii doesn't pump out many good games which is why it makes a bad primary system. However, there are games on there that most gamers simply cannot live without.