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#1 UltimateOnee
Member since 2011 • 25 Posts
I know that since you're posting asking about routers it must be obvious that you have to go with the wireless option. But if it IS-AT-ALL possible to get a wired connection, then do it.. wireless just can't compare.. I went through the process of buying new and better wireless routers, but nothing will give you that 100% connectivity (there is an option on the PS that shows you this and the best I got was like 70% (but my friend got 85% using the same 1) which is double the ping of my now wired connection). Ok ignore my response as well just realised this is an old post lol
Frustrated and need some help. We bought our son a PS3 and in his bedroom he is unable to play online. I have a 2 gate ATT wireless router and have contacted ATT, they say PS3 issue. Called PS and I am doing everything correctly. Exchanged PS3 for new and same issue. Is it my router, how do I know? He really wants to be able to play his friends online. The reason why he wanted that system.. HELP please or maybe I need to purchase a new brand router!! :-(pmjaramillo
Ok this might be obvious, but you have gone through the process of going through network settings and searching for the wireless router to connect to, right? Does it find the router when you search for it?
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#2 UltimateOnee
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I was pretty excited about this game coming out but was immediately disappointed in how slow the game feels. It feels like they are fighting in slow motion and moving on quick sand. It does have a huge list of wrestlers though which is good. Maybe it just takes some time to get used to. What do you think of this demo?

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You are right.. I also haven't played a wrestling game in years, and was really looking foward to this one, as it seemed to have that fast-paced arcade style fun with the roster I liked.. the last wrestling game I liked was WWf in your house (which played out exactly like mortal kombat) and was hoping for something similiar play-stylle, but unfrotunately this demo does seem slow and sluggish and I was immediately dissapointed.. but then I picked up the demo again a few hours latera,and it grew on me more (each time i pull out new moves which is fun), and it does have an arcade-esque feel to it.. and I do like the way the "special" moves capture the essence and feel of the character/wrestler.. it's not as fast-paced as I had hoped and not quite the feel I had hoped for, but I am starting to like it and having the full roster should make it a solid game
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#3 UltimateOnee
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I've never played a Yakuza before, but I'm interested in picking one up. Reason-being I like a brawlers/beat-em-up and a good (mafia/triad) story. I don't have time for both (I do have some time for gaming but have to balance between a couple titles), so I am wondering if anyone has an oppinion on whether Yakuza 3 or Yakuza 4 is better? Thanks