PS3

PES has just beed released in the UK and asia.. im not sure about america/canada..

its worth checking out milanfan..

truth be told... one of my friends bought it.. played it.. and said fifa was a bit more fun.. but becuz the rest of the ppl here only play PES.. he's gonna have to adapt.

i think its like any other PES game... like the other versions.. when theyre released we says theyre HARD... boring.. complicated.. but once we get the hang of them.. we enjoy them

Yeah, 360's d-pad is shit. Think it was designed in mind for changing weapons and stuff rather than moving. Having said that, i always used to play with the d-pad on playstation versions but with the 360 it seems so much more logical (and easier) to use the stick. It might be the positioning of it again. i.e. the stick on the 360 is in the general area the PS d-pad would be.

My housemate went to town at 9am to get it today, played it for around 3 hours straight. It is a bit difficult in the final third but the play and animations are a hell of a lot more realistic. The pace has slowed down a bit too, more akin to FIFA actually. But i like it.

what the hell?????

http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/838/838721p1.html

guys... some help needed here

DOES CALL OF DUTY 4 HAVE A 2 PLAYER CO-OPERATIVE PLAY OPTION ?????


IF SO ... HOW DO YOU CHOSE IT?

HAS ANYONE FINISHED THE GAME YET?

WHATS THE ARCADE MODE ALL ABOUT?

CAN YOU PLAY 2 PLAYERS IN CO-OP MODE THERE?

OVER AND OUT

heheh I feel you ahmad, we both are stuck with COD in single player mode, so tough for use...so lets enjoy our break doing what we do best rock and patry at my crib...since ahmad is visiting and we have a break next week, i wont log in for a while ciao

JB power wrote:

heheh I feel you ahmad, we both are stuck with COD in single player mode, so tough for use...so lets enjoy our break doing what we do best rock and patry at my crib...since ahmad is visiting and we have a break next week, i wont log in for a while ciao

ADD ME!!! milanfan9

LOL

SIR, YES SIR!

I've finished COD 4, which bit are you stuck on?

Incidentally guys, i am now the owner of a PS3

(still prefer my 360)

LoL

sooner or later everybody will own both consoles..

we arent stuck... just wondering if theres any coop mode?

Alique wrote:

I've finished COD 4, which bit are you stuck on?

Incidentally guys, i am now the owner of a PS3

(still prefer my 360)

ADD ME: milanfan9

lol I won't stop posting this to people untill they add me !!

Erm, read the instruction manual? I think there should be a coop iirc.

Milanfan,

i haven't set it up online yet...i think the only game i have that you do is Resistance: FoM. The other 2 are Warhawk and Singstar

did u finished the game.... and checked out the ARCADE mode?

does it have coop mode?

I finished the game, got some awesome CoD 4 rap at the end, and then i had to play as the SAS boarding a plane to shoot the fuck out of some terrorists.

But this was all SP. I haven't even looked at coop as i don't know anyone with a 360 which has cod 4.

once u finish the game... is the arcade mode is unlocked?

if so .. what happens next? whats the arcade mode? does it have coop play?

Yeah, arcade mode is unlocked.

They're essentially all one off missions with time limits as far as i can gather.

As for coop...not sure if it's online but if it is it will be in the multiplayer section.

Alternatively if it is there you will have to do it with two people in the same room via split screen rather than over the internet.

i just finished the game...

there is no coop mode guys

bummer

A Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) firmware update on Dec. 18 offers a nice
Christmas gift for all loyal PS gamers. The console now allows PS1
gameplay via PlayStation Portable (PSP) Remote Play.

This means PS1 games loaded on the PS3 hard drive can now be played
via wireless connection or the Internet on the PSP. PS1 discs can also
be played.
Because of this new capability, your classic PS1 games can be played anywhere in the world using the PSP via the Internet.
To use this cool feature, you need to update your PS3 to the 2.10
firmware, while the PSP must have the 3.72 firmware or later versions,
the latest of which, 3.80, was likewise released on Dec. 18.

Sony yesterday added more new features to the PlayStation 3's
through a firmware update, less than a month and a half after it added
a remote-start option and information bar, among others.

Topping the list for many in the PS3's firmware update 2.10 is
the introduction of DivX and VC-1 video-playback technology. Last
month, DivX Inc. revealed
that its proprietary file-compression format -- which has gained
popularity for transmitting media files over the Internet due to its
ability to balance quality with low bit rates, leading to smaller file
sizes -- was already active in the PS3 software-development kit version
2.0. Earlier this month, the autumn update to the Xbox 360 added
similar functionality.
The PS3's firmware update also upgrades the console's Blu-ray Disc drive, which bumps the player up to Profile 1.1
and adds picture-in-picture support as well as other features. Update
2.10 also adds a voice-changer feature, which lets users change the
tone of their voice in both voice and video chat.
Sony's flagship console wasn't the only system to receive a firmware update today. The Japanese giant also updated the PlayStation Portable's
firmware to version 3.80. The primary new feature added as part of
update 3.80 is Internet Radio, which lets owners of the portable access
"thousands of stations in a wide range of diverse genres."
The PSP update also allows all original PlayStation games to be
played using the PS3-to-PSP Remote Play function. This applies to all
original PlayStation games downloaded over the PlayStation Network and
some spun using the original PS game's disc on the PS3.

Yeah, you're probably well aware that last week's PlayStation 3
firmware update 2.1 delivered support for the DivX video codec, but you
probably weren't aware of something else; something almost hidden
beneath the surface.

As Gamasutra learned, there's a brand new space-themed music
visualizer that comes with firmware 2.1, and it lets you see the motion
of music in a whole new way. If you've got a horde of new CDs from your
Christmas haul, perhaps you'll want to try this out, because there's
nothing cooler than a space theme, right? Perhaps the days of the
American public being obsessed with space travel are long gone, but
that doesn't mean the great black beyond isn't beautiful and
mysterious. This new tool was created by Q-Games (they developed PixelJunk Racers),
and PR manager Duncan Flett said it actually enjoyed an initial stint
as the boot sequence for the PS3. The Gamasutra article also tells us
that all that gorgeous texture data came from the NASA Blue Marble
project - we're on it, ya dopes - so space fans, it's time to blend
music with the vastness of space!

So if you've downloaded the latest firmware update (and you
should've by now, industrious gamer), go find this sweet little feature
and test it out.

What's it called and how do i download it? looks kinda cool.

Unfortunately i don't really use CDs. Any way to link itunes or an ipod instead to use it?

it supposed to come with the DivX update.. if you downloaded that already, and you're ps3 is up to date... then you should have no problem finding it.

i'll have to ask JB.. he's the ps3 boss (with a shitty router )

TOKYO, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Sony Corp said on Thursday
it would stop shipments of PlayStation 3 models with 20- and
60-gigabyte (GB) hard disk drives in Japan this month, focusing
instead on the 40-GB model.


Sony said that this does not mean the 40-GB machine will be
the only model available in Japan and that it will launch new
models to respond to end-user preferences.
(Reporting by Kiyoshi Takenaka)

A Sony official has reportedly confirmed Cross Media Bar access during PS3 gameplay to be announced later this year.







Nascent gaming website TVG
is reporting that Sony representative Paul Purdy quietly confirmed
in-game Cross Media Bar access for PS3 at this week's CES. Purdy denied
a specific date, but said the feature is coming this year.

The Cross Media Bar is the graphical user interface of the PS3
operation system and is not available during gameplay, unlike the Xbox
360 which lets owners quickly access messages and game invites during
play.

A Sony representative declined affirmation of Purdy's claim on
Wednesday when contacted by GamePro, saying, "we haven't made any
announcements on future PS3 features."

Hi, I'm a Mac, and I'm a PS3. Let's be friends!

With tech
getting as good as it is these days, it's really good to see companies
aren't leaving our favorite Mac's out of the picture when developing
new products and software.

Nullriver
has released their Medialink for PS3 software that let's your Mac and
your PS3 become best wired and even wireless friends (with the PS3's
built in wireless adapter). With full iTunes and iPhoto integration,
and the ability to stream HD video right to your living room, PS3/Mac
owners will be watching home movies, listening to music and showing off
their vacation photos in beautiful high definition in no time flat!
Medialink supports a variety of formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, MPEG1,
MPEG2, MPEG4, H.264, AVI, WMV & ASF, DIVX, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF,
BMP and a whole bunch more! The best part about all of this, is that
you can get Medialink for PS3 for the bargin price of $20.