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#1 berserker85
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It would probably be best to take it back. Remember that the store wants you to be a happy customer, so if you are not satisfied, they are likely to try and help you out. Have them put their ear right up to it and emphasize that this could be the beginning of a much larger problem.

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1> no, you must hook your modem to a router, then hook your ps3 and computer, etc into the router (I assume it is a cable modem). I suppose that you could leave the computer hooked up as it is, but you need to hook up a router to you modem and then your ps3 to the router.

2> yes, SD will work just fine

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#3 berserker85
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the RPD and M60 w/ grip are ridiculously cheap... they're completely unbalanced

The RPD and M60 are not ridiculously cheap. If you don't like that the weapons are actually realistic, as opposed to artificially weakened, then play a different game. The M16 or AK are just as deadly as an M60. Only a bad carpenter blames his tools for a poor product. A good player could easily defeat any other player, regardless of weapon, if they had good enough skills / tactics.
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#4 berserker85
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thats really not a answer? MP3_MAsTER

That's really not a question?

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#5 berserker85
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definitely try out rainbow 6 vegas 1 and 2. 2 is a bit better, but 1 is probably cheaper by now. resistance is also great for co op. another thing to consider is marvel ultimate alliance, if that's interesting to you.
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#6 berserker85
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any old bluetooth will work fine with the ps3, whether it says "phone" of "ps3" or whatever else on the box - if it's bluetooth, it'll work.
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#7 berserker85
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for the sound, you can use the standard RYW cord and have that run sound into your computer somehow and have the HDMI just do video. I run mine that way on the TV so I still have the PS3 hooked up to the stereo.
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#8 berserker85
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Sounds dumb and you probably already tried it, but double check your cables, make sure they're good. If that doesn't work, try and unplug the system, give it a minute to think about what it's done, then try booting it up again.
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#9 berserker85
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I've played with both, and the fact is this: you can play games online with either, not much difference. The only way they differ is that XB live costs you money, and PS network is totally free. Sure, you can download more things from XB live, but you are paying for the content plus the $50 or more for the subscription. Free online is one thing I really like about PS3, one of the reasons I bought it (also more powerful hardware).