man I feel like Redlum and W1ntry..My ps3 ylod'd again after 3 months.It was a local fix mind you, not shipped to Sony.... but so depressed.Anyone know a quick fix place for PS3's and price? i might make some calls tomorrow but any place ya'll recommend would be good.The last fix, someone I knew at some place did it...but he doesn't work there anymore and quite busy to even do the fix.Ideally I want to save as much data from the unit after the fix and invest in a Slim unit.The problem is I refuse to pay local prices for a ps3... highway robbery down here. So I have to wait til someone I knows is coming in from the US or Canada... and of all years and of so far, no one we know is coming this Christmas
Quote from: TheApprentice on December 02, 2009, 09:55:42 PMman I feel like Redlum and W1ntry..My ps3 ylod'd again after 3 months.It was a local fix mind you, not shipped to Sony.... but so depressed.Anyone know a quick fix place for PS3's and price? i might make some calls tomorrow but any place ya'll recommend would be good.The last fix, someone I knew at some place did it...but he doesn't work there anymore and quite busy to even do the fix.Ideally I want to save as much data from the unit after the fix and invest in a Slim unit.The problem is I refuse to pay local prices for a ps3... highway robbery down here. So I have to wait til someone I knows is coming in from the US or Canada... and of all years and of so far, no one we know is coming this Christmas Time for an Xbox 360 Apprentice! LOL Come to the good side!
EDIT:padna at G-SPot in town does fix i'll call him an get back to u apprentice
http://www.techradar.com/news/gaming/consoles/15-years-of-fun-happy-birthday-playstation-655738Amazingly, the Sony PlayStation is fifteen years old this week. The console that defined a generation has (almost) come of age - a fact which, aside from being a sharp reminder of how old we've all got, has many of us donning our rose-tinted nostalgia specs and remembering the fun times it's given us.And it is in honour of those fifteen years of Sony-powered fun that TechRadar has compiled this definitive history of PlayStation home consoles through the years. The highs and lows. The favourite games that kept us awake till 5am. And what the games industry itself remembers of each era of enjoyment.Back in 1994, the original PlayStation was widely ridiculed by gamers at its Japanese launch, mainly because it bucked the dominant tech trend for home consoles set by the likes of Nintendo and Sega in the late 1980s.The games came on a CD (of all things!) and not on a chunky plug-in cartridge. Yet while Nintendo and Sega (and Amiga and ST) fanboys scoffed at Sony's upstart, the sales figures soon began to speak for themselves. This was a game-changer.
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2009/12/white-knight-chronicles-international-edition-coming-to-ps3-february-2-2010/White Knight Chronicles releasing in the US feb 2 2010 EDIT:@ app yea wyatt dead on with d price that's approximately how much i paid when i brought down d slim for my cuz
Quotehttp://www.techradar.com/news/gaming/consoles/15-years-of-fun-happy-birthday-playstation-655738Amazingly, the Sony PlayStation is fifteen years old this week. The console that defined a generation has (almost) come of age - a fact which, aside from being a sharp reminder of how old we've all got, has many of us donning our rose-tinted nostalgia specs and remembering the fun times it's given us.And it is in honour of those fifteen years of Sony-powered fun that TechRadar has compiled this definitive history of PlayStation home consoles through the years. The highs and lows. The favourite games that kept us awake till 5am. And what the games industry itself remembers of each era of enjoyment.Back in 1994, the original PlayStation was widely ridiculed by gamers at its Japanese launch, mainly because it bucked the dominant tech trend for home consoles set by the likes of Nintendo and Sega in the late 1980s.The games came on a CD (of all things!) and not on a chunky plug-in cartridge. Yet while Nintendo and Sega (and Amiga and ST) fanboys scoffed at Sony's upstart, the sales figures soon began to speak for themselves. This was a game-changer.
Ah boy...good old Playstation eh. I still have my PS2, with the network adapter add-on and 120 GBIDE hard-drive installed, with quite a few games on it I might add (original games, that I bought ).As for my PS1, I can't even remember where that has got to.Have to tip my hat to Sony though, for the good times. I was one of those skeptics,who proudly stood in Nintendo's corner, with my N64 and my copy of Goldeneye, andscoffed at the PS1's lack of a truly great console FPS. All that skepticism dried up quicklywhen MGS was released though...and all the Street Fighter Alpha titles. Oh yes...I was FIRSTin that new PS1 line. Just the other day my cousin was playing Silent Bomber on his PS2, and I was like 'waaayyyyy...where you get that from hoss?' It was an original game too.One question I have to ask though? How many of you actually bought original PS1/PS2 games?...because you DONE KNOW Nanan was KING during that era.
silent bomber ftw yo that game was besssssssss@ woody yea same one , it wasnt accepting discs, already got d replacement long days
