[QUOTE="Telekill"]I actually thought of this before attempting to try my Oddworld Abe's Exoddus game from PS1 in my PS3. I bought the game used and took the sticker off of it. The top was really sticky, but it didn't affect my PS1 or PS2. The solution is to get some kind of a liquid cleaner that is potent enough to get rid of the sticky, but wont hurt the actual game. A product I use is "Glu-gone". It's works really well.Hotwad

yeah this is the solution i use when i get used or previously rented games. but i beleive its called Goo Gone. great stuff. its a miracle. as for the riginal poster i feel bad, but yeah thats kinda what you get ; )

[QUOTE="snyper1982"]Proper punctuation goes a long ways......snickerscd

[QUOTE="Yuck_Foo"][QUOTE="Master__Shake"][QUOTE="Yuck_Foo"]

Depends on what you are watching...a static image will make Zero difference...movies in N.America are shot at 24 fps, Europe is 32 fps if I remember that right.

[Master__Shake

can't they just have both like nba on the back of the baox it should say supporting res 720p,1080i,and 1080p so this why the person has a choice.GARRYTH

tonydannie

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junito930

Namco could have done better than this. They always put graphics to max like TTT but this time they dissapointed me. The engine seems to be the one from T5 and one of the new characters is hard to tell if it's male or female.

azad_champ

Meh, xplay? People complain about gamespot reviews, but i respect it much more than the sold out g4tv. Ah if only techtv or g4tv never merged, there would actually be good games/tech. channels to watch.hazuki

Any tv that supports 1080i should be fine, even if it is a 720p tv.

A 720p tv should be able to convert 1080i down to 720p, and usually look just as good as if you picked 720p to begin with. Actually, most tvs are 768p and the usual thing to do is use 1080i because 1080i deinterlaced and downscaled to 768p is higher resolution than 720p upscaled to 768p, you get more detail with 1080i.

Keep in mind too the PS3 has to convert the Blu-ray 1080p24 video to 1080i60 first, then to 1080p if you picked that for output, so the 1080i signal from the PS3 for Blu-ray is no less quality than 1080p output, and most 1080p tvs that are good will do that last step to convert 1080i60 to 1080p for you.
TimothyB