No more PS2 titles on the new PS3. Some PS1 classics work, but only through the Playstation Network.
PSN = the online PS3 gaming network. Google it for more info.
Just for those who don't know though, Blu_ray is utterly awesome.
No more PS2 titles on the new PS3. Some PS1 classics work, but only through the Playstation Network.
PSN = the online PS3 gaming network. Google it for more info.
Just for those who don't know though, Blu_ray is utterly awesome.
Just get both, that's how I decided
My two cents: Since you stipulated multimedia with some gaming, it perhaps also depends on what kind of multimedia viewing you want to do. Blu-ray is pretty much the only multimedia capability that PS3 can boast over the Xbox 360.
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QFTOriginally Posted by Grimspoon
Just get both, that's how I decided
Or you could do that...Just get both, that's how I decided
ALL my PS1 discs work on my 80gb PS3 as well as on my brother's 120gb slim. PS2 backwards compatibility only works on 60gb PAL machines. PS1 games work on all revisions of the console.
What firmware version you using?
I agree with a lot of the other guys. Its very similar, so the choice is yours. PS3's games is a lil more expensive, BUT the reason I bought a PS3 is for the blu-ray player.
Latest. 3.50 or whatever is the latest. I update whenever the newest one is available as I play online quite often.
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