A friend of mine is looking to build a computer for video editing and he was looking at the AMD 1055T processor. He queried some local shops and one of the salesmen told him that from his 10 years of experience he found AMD's to be unreliable and the would die in about 2 years. I am skeptical about this statement as I have never heard of this, and would appreciate input from those who have been using AMD processors.

The fight can be broken down to 3 parts, 1 for each head, this is what I did, also on hard:

1) Fight normally and try to take as little damage as possible

2) Use the nemesis whip's magic attack to hit multiple enemies, that can keep the satyr off your back whilst you concentrate on the cerberus some of the time. Don't be stingy either use all your magic.

3) Use rage of sparta and concentrate on the cerberus, you should be able to take it down fully or close to fully with a full rage of sparta metre.

Generally ignore the satyrs until the end and finish the cerberus first, that worked for me at least.

The fight can be broken down to 3 parts, 1 for each head, this is what I did, also on hard:

1) Fight normally and try to take as little damage as possible

2) Use the nemesis whip's magic attack to hit multiple enemies, that can keep the satyr off your back whilst you concentrate on the cerberus some of the time. Don't be stingy either use all your magic.

3) Use rage of sparta and concentrate on the cerberus, you should be able to take it down fully or close to fully with a full rage of sparta metre.

Generally ignore the satyrs until the end and finish the cerberus first, that worked for me at least.

[QUOTE="mo17"]

what I meant was. any ps1 game that you buy in the playstation store, can you play them on the ps3 or do you have to play them on the psp?

NeoGen85

Hehe. I understand what you're say. Some people just aren't informed about their PS3 sadly. No, so far you can't.

EDIT: And yes, you need a PSP.

Thanks for the tip, I thought I would be stuck with all that extra data forever.

The story is what makes Yakuza a truly engaging experience so I would urge you to play them in the correct order. And if you're not partial to the horror genre then you might as well not purchase a game you may not enjoy.

The Yakuza games are around 20hrs in length and more if you the side missions which are pretty fun with some being fairly large and others being simple fetch quests.