Examples are the union pages or if you click on your own user name -> preferences. But the most annoying thing, and it has always have been like this and ppl have always been annoyed with it: go to a game page, you have to follow, then unfollow a game to be able to add it to your collection...

//I

This website/gaming portal is starting to look really dated. Some sections have the old design, (forums, message box and unions looks like crap). Can't say the newer design is that much better either, slow, lots of postbacks and empty spaces.

And why is the bug with following games still presenting itself, meaning that lots of games still have a follow button and nothing else. How hard can this possibly be to fix, I shouldn't have to add the game to following and the move it somewhere else.

Also what happened to gamespot total access stuff? No perks anymore besides some ad reduction and downloadable pdf's... And the the whole thing is hidden away on a tab inside user settings? :cool:

Ah well just some thoughts //T

trailer looks great and I don't have anything other to play until catherine so yes 8)

Why is this extremly annoying "bug" still here. How hard can it be to add a feature to settings that removes this auto-follow thing. I just want to add games to my collection/wish-list sometimes...

//T

Hi,

Just now my collection, tracked, wishlist and now playing lists completly blanked.

To add all my ratings also **gone**

Any idea?

thnx //T

Hi,

Was wondering if I can use a PS3 component cable for my PS2?

Reason I ask is that it's cheaper to buy a ps3 cable at a local store than to order a ps2 component cable, since these are usually not in stock so much anymore..

thnx, -T

[QUOTE="instantdeath999"]Ill ask this question here instead of making a new thread.... should I buy the hd dvd player or a stand-alone?TimothyB

A stand-alone would cost twice as much or more, depending. Though, I heard of a deal of Circuity City having the HD-A2 Toshiba player for $399, with instant 4 movies and then 5 more by mail from toshiba. That would be pretty good, $399 for a player and 9 movies. Here's a thread on it, which I haven't checked recently to see how confirmed or false it is: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=824578

Though, it all depends on your setup. Stand-alones offer HDMI, which then in turn offers upscaling of DVDs (which the Toshiba players get great reviews for), better audio decoding, regular player design. While the add-on, that would save you space, cheaper, it comes with one movie, but you are limited to component/vga that will never ever support HDCP, can't do advance audio. Though, then again, it is the cheapest 1080p player if you can do it over VGA or get an Elite HDMI 360, and it starts instantly compared to the slower stand-alones. I could go on, but that should give you an idea.

[QUOTE="fore_runner"][QUOTE="technofranki"]I hope it's good, and that it will work OK. Since I got the Japanese HD DVD player for only US$ 135.92 (limited offer) online. This is almost half the price of what I had to pay for it in a Norwegian store.technofranki

No, HD DVD is region free (Blue-Ray use regions). HD is it's own standard. PAL and NTSC is a SDTV standard.