Final Fantasy VII and Metal Gear Solid. Wouldnt mind Resident Evil 2 being remade either, with actual zombies! instead of that new RE4/RE5 crap i want it to be actually scary.

bigboss1203

Yes, yes, YES! RE4 & RE5 were just fine, but RE2 is my favorite. The music alone is scary for that game.

Also a remake of Final Fantasy VI would be amazing! I always wondered were Square got Kefka from, cuz he reminds me of Joker. And whether or not Setzer was a knock off of 'Gambit' from the X-Men.

How about a Ps3 without the fear of YLOD or it failing in some other way.

Oh, neat. So you think maybe, once a month is smart? Or is that TOO often?drummer131

Depends how often you play games.. if you play a ton of them within a month maybe, but if you hardly play like play 2 hrs a week or something like that then you probably won't need to as much. Again, depends how often you play & whether or not you 'feel' you need to update your backups.

What, no option for neither, i haven't gotten a YLOD yet. And mine is a 60GB

Wow, crazy i could have sworn i've seen a topic like this somewhere...

this topic amuses me.

I was playing the demo too for the first time & while i was scanning the area for clues the game just froze up on me. Glad i was able to shut it down via the power/standby button. I would probably get the actualgame if the controls didn't annoy me too much. But still, gotta get caught up on my gaming.. the game otherwise looks pretty good & original.

I leave it on standby when not in use, if i don't use it for awhile i turn it completely off.

http://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/ps3/current/video/filetypes.html

Check that out. Maybe you got something disabled or playing a foreign format.

Yes, thosebuttons on there are very sensitive. When i first got my ps3 i noticed this when i was setting it up. I barely touched the button at all & it turned on. Ever since then i touch the thing as if it was hot. I figured anything that senstive would require a soft touch.

Or i just use the controller to turn it on & the shutdown setting on the ps3 itself.