Yeah downloads for demos are going to be slow unless you have a real fast FIOS or maybe t3 connection. I have dsl and it took about 1:45mins to download the Uncharted Demo. (which I loved btw)
With the Dual Shock 2 controller surrounding Sony witha law suite in the past, I was walking around in target and noticed a controller called the "Force". It was packaged in an offical PS2 package, and upon closer inspection, it had the "official licensed product" logo on the product as well. I'm curious, if Sony has now developed a Force Feed Back Style controller themselves and are just now paying royalty rights? Has anyone else seen this ps2 controller?
Like everyone else said, I think it is on personal opinion. If you feel you should get one then get it. I know some places, like best buy will prorate the amount back to you, if, say in a couple months, that you find yourself not wanting it anymore. But it depends on if you want it or not. If you read in the manual of the PS2, it does say not to keep it in an enclosed and dust free area, too. So if you arae keeping it in a entertainment center, behind glass, beware.......maybe the extendeed warrenty will be helpful.
I was just wondering about PSP and PS3 connectivity. I know that you can play ps one games on psp, from the ps3, but can you do that vise-versa? Where you can play PSP games from your PSP on your PS3?
First off did you download the demo on PSN? If not I would recommend downloading the demo. I haven't played through the game (just the demo) and it is very Indiana Jones/Tomb Raider esque. So, if you happen to like those type of games, then yes get it. Different gamers play at their own paces, so 8 hours may seem short, but then again if you are one of those people that want to explore every nook and cranny you might take a bit longer. Hope that helped a little in your descision making.
First off did you download the demo on PSN? If not I would recommend downloading the demo. I haven't played through the game (just the demo) and it is very Indiana Jones/Tomb Raider esque. So, if you happen to like those type of games, then yes get it. Different gamers play at their own paces, so 8 hours may seem short, but then again if you are one of those people that want to explore every nook and cranny you might take a bit longer. Hope that helped a little in your descision making.
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