Got mine in late Feb, right during the tax season. The first game I got was Actually R:FOM, but after second thought I returned it for Marvel Ultimate Alliance. And lastly, I got it at Best Buy. Good times.
[QUOTE="guyhunter"][QUOTE="Sedin44"]Thanks guys, so theres no way to play downloaded movies, just music? It cant play MPEG either? guyhunter
See my post above.
I posted just after it, thanks man Im all set :)
BTW if you have a PC on your network apps such as TVersity can transcode video on the fly to PS3 supported formats, so you just stream the media to your PS3 and play it that way.
Good info on TVersity. About 30 mins after downloading it, I was up and running streaming music. All pretty simple. Now if Sony would only make the capability to playback music in games through XMB..........
The way I see it, even though the 360 controller is a big improvement over the XBOX (IMO), for action games like this I think that the sixaxis would be the perfect fit.
I feel the same way about the upcoming Assassians Creed and definaltely GTAIV. Since I own both systems it comes down to the controls to me.
One things for sure though, this is gonna be a big year for me w/ the PS3 and the 360. My wallet will be burning!!!!!
Yes you can use a prepaid credit card/gift card. I used an american express one to buy Tekken 5DR(love that game BTW). I found them at my local CVS, and they ranged from 25, 50 and 100 dollars.
Just now I went to play some 360 and when I powered it on, I got some flashing red lights. So the next thing on my mind was "OH HELLZ NO!!!!". After a couple of mins cursing my 360 and Microsoft for that matter I formulate a plan to see about this gruesome event. I calls up the 1-800 service number hoping I get someone on the line I can understand and is not a total idiot. So finally I get Janice and I inform her of the goings-on. She ways it's not a hardware a problem and is the result of an AV problem. So while she's talking I unplug and replug in the AV, ensuring that it's properly seated, and viola: we are back in business. All praise the Xbox gods.
So remember kids, 4 continuous flashing red lights does not spell doom, check your cables. Don't call CS sounding pretty stupid like good ol' mat2g.
This leads me into another question. Just how much music can the xbox hold. Because now I have about 4 hrs and 50 mins worth (bout 9 CD's/125 songs) saved as a soundtrack. For shiggles I tried to make another copy of the soundtrack, just in a different order, about 4/5 of the way through it said I didn't have enough space. Which leads me to believe that it doesn't rip it to a say MP3/WMA format because 9 gigs should hold way more that about 200 songs. I apologize if I'm confusing somebody.
Im I the only one who thinks that hey should just release the SNES title Super Mario All Stars on Virtual Console. That way you would have all the 3 classics and that Lost Levels game in one package?
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