Gamers, I've been having my PS3 60gb model since Jan.2007 and now my PS3 is having problems. I've had the RLOD and no power. Calling customer support for out of warranty repairs gives me no luck at all. I paid $600 for this machine and now I have to pay more to the same company that made it to keep it running. I think warranties for the PS3 and 360 should stay in effect until they plan to make new next gen consoles. It's fair to the consumer and we don't have to invest much more than we invested to keep our consoles running. These consoles are supposed to be engineered to "last". So much power these machines lay out but the parts inside it can't keep up with it's demands. Do yall think these consoles need longer warranties without paying extra for it?
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I just recently moved and I want to DL the updated rosters to Madden 09, is there anyway i can DL them without logging in online on the game?
SF = Street Fighter, my bad. LOL!
After playing a half or a whole football game on your skill level. It's tells you how your skills changed and asks you if you want to go to the training center and work on part of your game that needs work. When I choose yes and go to that specific training and try to start the drill the game freezes. It does it every time, I was wondering if yall had the same experience.
I gotta say no, they only appeal to me for the 1st hour. Those fighting games are the same every year, the game engine of each of those games barely even change. The only thing that changes are new character(s) that'll be mastered and be used on the same game engine of the specific game, that's the only challenge.
This question is targeting NFL Football games. Since the EA holds the license, I think it hurts the creativity of creating a better game. When NFL 2K's were out, Madden was getting better than it normally would each year. Since there's no competition, they're competing with themselves. Now you have Madden and so do I, do you think it would of been better with NFL2K9 on the shelf.
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