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http://games.ign.com/articles/696/696724p1.html

Same game? http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/rpg/justicelea....html?q=Justice

Well, i have lot's of reasons..It's impossible to write them all.

Twisted Sister - Under the Blade

For which system?

So you are looking for an AGP card...

Fanboi or not...He is right.

I am a happy nerd! My box has just arrived....

10 - Resident Evil 5

Bobby Darin - Beyond the Sea

Well, i'll buy 360 and Revolution. No PS3 for me. Japanese role playing games don't interest me much. There are enough reasons for me to buy 360. 1- Mass Effect 1-2-3 + Live Content 2- Jade Empire 2 3- PNJ 4- Obsidian's other project.(They mentioned two next-gen projects. One is for both 360 and ps3 and the other is 360 exclusive. More likely this is KOTOR 3) 5- Fable 2 (First one was not bad. Actually much better than rpg-wannabe *cough*diablo*cough* games ) 6- Halo 3 (The King!) 7- Too Human 1-2-3( http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/too...4&mode=previews ) 8- Lost Planet ( http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/adventure/...7&mode=previews ) 9- Gears of War

Fallout 1-2 Arcanum Max Payne And mostly football games.

PCI-E slots.

Well, Nokia Phones.

Currently playing Burnout Legends. It never feels like the orginals.

Well, for me the best news is "Sony's Ken Kutaragi continues to drop PlayStation Portable news during the company's PlayStation Business Briefing 2006 as he's just announced that the PSP will see "E-Distrubution" features added sometime in the future. Users will be able to boot software directly from their Memory Stick, all official-like this time around (you know what I mean). The first major announcement for use of this will be a series of PSOne games - yes, you will be able to download classic PlayStation titles and play them on your PSP. No word yet as of whether or not you'll be able to transfer games directly via disc or not, or which games we should see first, but more news on this as it comes in. "

That sounds familiar. What is the date on that ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Today. These are actual words of Kutaragi San from PlayStation Business Briefing.

From IGN: The service, which is currently going under the working name of "PlayStation Network Platform," will see its service kick off at the PS3 launch in November. "Basic" service will be free of charge initially, although it should be noted that Kutaragi did not comment on what exactly constitutes "basic service." Business will take place on the open internet, suggesting that the service will be more open than Xbox Live. Only Basic Service is free...

From Gamespot: Kutaragi also made it clear that the hard drive will be necessary to play games--Sony is telling developers to make games assuming every PS3 has a hard drive installed. "We view the Hard Drive to be mandatory for the PS3," he said. "Rather than have developers create games for the PS3 with or without the HDD, we will be asking them to develop games as though all PS3s have the HDD installed." However, Kutaragi revealed that Sony had not decided whether or not the PlayStation 3 would come with the hard-drive pre-installed. "We might end up installing it in all PS3s, though that depends on the market," he said. This raises the possibility that the PS3 could be sold without a piece of hardware needed to play PS3 games--in effect forcing consumers to buy a peripheral for basic functionality.

May be...It depends on the market.

All games require hd. Yes it is good. Bu Kutaragi says: "might end up installing it(hd) in all PS3s, though that depends on the market". So we have to buy an hd to play games like we bought a memory card for ps2... This is ridiculous.

Oops! Then not for me

Really important things for me... - Is there a story? - Lenghty?

Gaming industry isn't dynamic in here. I mean, if a system's price is ABC$ at the begining, 5 years later it still costs ABC$. And we have high taxes too. When it comes to electronic products(consoles, games, TV's, computer components...) taxes are even higer. About 70-80 percent. So i'm using online stores for my gaming needs. Mostly Sendit.com and Gameseek.co.uk.

Too bad that, a PS2 costs 300$ in Turkey. And games cost 90$.