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#1 xMedHeadx
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Why????jimmysCY
Here's a few more, for free: ???????????????????? Don't spend them all in one place. If you're doing everything correctly, then the game is no longer played online by anyone. This happens. No need for alarm, or countless questions marks when one does the job, merely an understanding of how games can lose popularity. People move on. But you're probably doing something wrong.
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The only wi-fi access in a Starbucks is a T-Mobile HotSpot. One of the earlier PSP updates offered six months of access for free. The normal rates for HotSpots are extreme: http://hotspot.t-mobile.com/services_plans.htm
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Of the list, I've played only two of the games: Call of Duty: Roads to Victory, and Medal of Honor: Heroes. Roads to Victory had a better single-player mission, but its controls were very poor. Heroes has better multi-player options and better controls, but a mundane single-player campaign, but ended up the most entertaining of the two games.
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I've learned not to do any trading of systems or games, because a year or two in the future I'll want to play the game or system again. Save up and buy it, but don't trade the system you already own for it.
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True, but nonetheless, they are still governed by Microsoft, and you never know if there are some biased reviews backstage to influence more gamers to PC. PC Gamer has no ties to Microsoft, and simply based on that, they are more trustworthy. PC Gamer FTW.1carus
If you listened to their podcast or read the magazine, you'd see that they are definitely not tailoring their articles or opinions to match those from Redmond. One of the previous issues of GFW had an article (advertised on the cover, if memory serves) that asked "Is Vista Ready for Gaming?" or something along those lines. Their answer? No, it wasn't! They regularly belittle Vista on their podcast, a podcast which they are required to record, rather than something they actually *want* to record. Only one of the editors actually uses Vista on a regular basis. It's definitely not in Microsoft's back pocket, because they regularly criticize Windows for its various flaws. As the Wikipedia article says, they remain editorially honest, even with the Microsoft name.
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I dont trust MS because they want to own PC gaming, so its PC Gamer for me.FragMonkey09
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Games_for_Windows:_The_Official_Magazine Read, and learn. GFW Magazine is staffed with writers who are much more similar to me in taste and humor than those from PC Gamer. PC Gamer used to be a magazine I trusted, but its content, in comparison to Games for Windows, is rather stale and boring. PC Gamer does seem to often carry more reviews, but they're generally of games I never care to play (and they admit are bad). Games for Windows Magazine offers better editorials and in-depth articles, along with reviews of the games most people would consider purchasing. Anyone can peer into the mindset of either staff by listening to their podcasts, which are freely available from iTunes, and likely their sites as well. The PC Gamer Podcast is a bit hard to listen through, while GFW Radio is quite entertaining, even if they lack focus on discussing PC gaming.
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the sound the effects?nivasan6
Hello, proofreading! Anyway, here's a link that explains what the sound enhancements do, and how to activate them: http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/PSP/Accessories/s_psp_ac_HD.html#tone
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Why not call EBGames? Why not check Amazon.com's auctions? Why not visit eBay? I mean, just do some simple research...
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Based on the poll on PlayStation.blog, more people prefer black over white or sliver. I prefer the black version. I thought I'd like a white PSP, until I saw it up close.
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Did you try downloading the file again?