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PS3 YLOD model poll

snipersnake — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 17:13:35 +0800

please also state the time frame you bought them. Thanks

[WTS]PS3 Games(Assin Creed,Ferrari,Folklore n more

snipersnake — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:00:01 +0800

assasin's creed R1 =RM80

ferrari challenge euro =RM80

folklore r3 =RM 80

splinter cell =RM80

dark kingdom =RM80

take all RM390

not including postage.
[
The price are not fixed and can be nego.

pm or sms me: 0132489445

kl can cod.[/b]

Sega Outrun Online Arcade

snipersnake — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 14:56:21 +0800

Sega Outrun Online Arcade
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outrun_Online_Arcade

Wikied:

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OutRun Online Arcade is the most recent release in the OutRun series, which was developed by Sumo Digital, and published by Sega. Partially based on OutRun 2006, the game contains only the 15 courses from OutRun2 SP, and supports online head-to-head play for six players.[1]

It was released on April 15, 2009 in both the EU and US on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 Microsoft Points. It was also released exclusively in the EU region for the PlayStation 3 on 16 April, 2009 for £7.99/€9,99 from the PlayStation Store.[2]

All of the cars in the game are Ferraris and can be chosen with a variety of different colours including red, blue and green.

Modes of play
There are different modes of play in the game which are...

Outrun mode
This is the main part of the game in which if you want a quick go or want to gain trophies you can play this.

Heart attack mode
In this mode you have to gain as many hearts from the passenger girl who asks for requests such as pass through gates or overtake other cars, the better the player does this requests the more hearts they gain and that is converted into a rank ranging from a rank E to a rank AAA (the best rank)

Time attack mode
This is where the player can travel through the courses whilst under the clock the faster they travel the more more points they gain.

Continuous outrun mode
Normally on a outrun mode of the game you can only pass through 5 of the 15 courses throughout the game but on this you go through all of the courses which is recommended for experienced players mainly (although you do not need to unlock to play it)

Gameplay
As explained before on the "continuous outrun mode" above, players must pass through five courses to get to the goal. The player starts off on a course and when they get to the end of the current course the road will split into two. If the player decides to go left they will have an easier course but if they decide to go right they can challenge themselves to a more difficult, more enjoyable course with tighter corners and more vehicles.

The player can change a difficulty level in the help and options menu which does not make playing the game harder but reduces the time they gain from passing a checkpoint (explained below).

Checkpoints
Checkpoints are passed every time the player completes a course that they have chosen to take they will gain extra time in which they can use to keep driving if the timer runs out the car stops and the game is over.

Any racers here?

No Sam Fisher for you

snipersnake — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 08:02:28 +0800

Its all about the money

Sometimes, a developer or publisher chooses not to release a game on the PS3 for manpower or technical reasons (see: Valve). Other times, though - as is the case with Splinter Cell: Conviction - it's just down to money.

In an interview with Kikizo, Ubisoft's Steven Masters has completely gone against previous Ubisoft comments on the matter and been refreshingly frank, saying the real reason the game won't be appearing on Sony's console has nothing to do with his development team, and everything to do with the suits upstairs:

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Ubisoft as a company now has a lot of experience with PS3. Our processes, tools, techniques are very well-developed - we could absolutely execute on the PS3 if we had the opportunity, but like I said it was a business decision.

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A "link of heart" my arse. You know, in five year's time, I'd love to see just how much Microsoft spent on securing all these "exclusives".
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well, at least he admitted it was all about the moolah, not the horsepower

Patung Berahi

snipersnake — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 13:51:58 +0800

METRO

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KUALA LUMPUR: Seksi dan keterlaluan. Itulah istilah tepat bagi menggambarkan tindakan segelintir peniaga kedai permainan kanak-kanak yang didapati mencari keuntungan hasil penjualan patung model gadis telanjang ala ‘Playboy’ atau separuh bogel kepada orang ramai.

Peniaga tidak beretika itu dikesan tanpa segan silu mempamerkan patung model pelbagai aksi gadis dalam keadaan ghairah dalam cermin pameran premis tanpa memikirkan kesannya terhadap moral kanak-kanak yang cenderung melihat patung lucah berkenaan.

Kegiatan atas nama perniagaan berkenaan didedahkan selepas seorang lelaki membuat aduan dia ‘terganggu’ dengan tindakan sebuah premis perniagaan di sebuah pusat beli-belah terkemuka di Seri Kembangan di sini, yang menjual pelbagai anak patung terbabit secara terbuka.

Dia yang hanya mahu dikenali sebagai Mohd Salleh, 45, berkata tindakan premis menjual komik dan patung permainan kanak-kanak terbabit menayangkan patung lucah di cermin pameran kedai adalah sesuatu yang memeranjatkannya.

Menurutnya, dia hanya menyedari kewujudan ‘patung berahi’ yang beraksi persis model Playboy berkenaan ketika membawa dua anaknya bersiar-siar sambil menjamu selera di kompleks beli-belah berkenaan.

“Anak saya yang teruja pada deretan patung permainan dalam rak kaca di pintu masuk hadapan premis berkenaan kemudian berlari melihat patung permainan aksi terbabit dari dekat.

“Saya yang berada di belakang dua anak saya, Amril, 12, dan Arman, 8, bagaimanapun terkejut apabila secara tidak sengaja melihat beberapa patung gadis berahi diletakkan dalam cermin kaca pameran berkenaan,” katanya.

Menurutnya, satu patung permainan dengan gadis berambut kuning didapati dalam keadaan tertonggeng separuh bogel sambil memegang bola.

“Anak patung lucah berkenaan yang dianggarkan setinggi kira-kira 15 sentimeter dijual pada harga RM89.90 seunit.

“Selain patung lucah itu, saya sempat melihat satu lagi patung gadis telanjang yang menunjukkan payudara manakala tangannya seolah-olah sedang menurunkan bikini yang dipakai. Patung telanjang itu dijual dengan harga RM74.90,” katanya yang sempat merakam gambar patung terbabit sebagai bukti.

Menurutnya, selain dua patung berani itu, ada beberapa patung permainan lain yang turut menampil gadis seksi sama ada hanya memakai bikini atau tanpa seluar dalam.

“Saya terkejut dengan kewujudan anak patung model terbabit yang dipercayai diimport dari China atau Jepun untuk pasaran tempatan.

“Anak saya yang meminati kartun animasi Jepun seperti One Piece dan Bleach ternganga apabila melihat patung seksi berkenaan sebelum saya menarik mereka ke kedai lain,” katanya.

Sementara itu, sumber Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) yang dihubungi berkata, pihaknya sentiasa menjalankan pemeriksaan selain mengambil tindakan terhadap mana-mana premis yang menjual patung permainan lucah termasuk bahan bacaan yang tidak bermoral.

some of the sick fcuks are here lulz.

EGM back on the streets

snipersnake — Sat, 30 May 2009 10:27:37 +0800

EGM back to basics

Electronic Gaming Monthly, which died when UGO bought out the 1UP brand in January, is being resurrected by its original founder, Steve Harris. Harris, who started EGM in 1989, has regained the print and online publishing rights from Ziff Davis Media as part of an undisclosed agreement. Harris intends to relaunch the magazine in the second half of 2009 and says he has "exciting plans for the evolution of what will once again be a leading independent voice for the gaming community."

There's no word yet on whether ex-EGM staff will be making a return to the magazine, or if Harris is in talks with UGO to re-establish a partnership with 1UP, but more details are due to be revealed during E3 next week. We guess in this case print really isn't dead.

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good for them, but I hope Shoe is not around this time. His article reeks of fanboyism..

How bad you have been conned

snipersnake — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:07:03 +0800

OK, no stupid threads like 360 or ps3 pls helpsss me..or why cant my ps1 play my ps3 game question here. I am aware we have the trusted shop thread, but this thread is to share your con story here, conning or conned

here is mine.

that time, everybody was street fighting 2...i only had NES that time, SF2 was on SNES..so I was helping my aunt in her night market business that time. then there was a dude, my former friend actually, so he met me in the pasar malam, i was busy seeling the ayam goreng that time he asked me why I did that, i said to gather money for snes, to play SF2.then he said why la go all he trouble, he said just give him five bucks (that time 5 bucks a lot of money woo) and any NES catridge that in have, he can help me 'copy' the sf2 into the nes cart. so i, yes,,i was a dumbass that time, gave him 5 bucks and the Duck Hunt cartridge that i had, hoping tomorrow to see the fella in school to collect my cart filled with SNES game to be played on NES.

the next morning, he didnt turn up to school. then the next day after, same story. then i got to know, he moved school. so my damage, 5 bucks, plus a Duck Hunt cartridge and most precious, my self esteem. I was 10 that time.

thats right dog, laugh at my misery.

faizol, if u r reading this, fcuk u man. fcuk u.

Watchmen-The End Is Nigh (PS3)

snipersnake — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:20:24 +0800

Game details:
Developer(s) Deadline Games
Publisher(s) Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Series Watchmen
Engine Kapow Engine
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Release date(s) Episode 1:March 4, 2009
Genre(s) Action, Beat 'em up
Mode(s) Single-player, co-op
Rating(s) ESRB: M (Mature)
BBFC: 15
Media Download (PSN)

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According to Electronic Gaming Monthly, the game allows players to take on the roles of either Rorschach or Nite Owl II in singleplayer or cooperative multiplayer. Rorschach and Nite Owl are the only playable characters in the game's first episode, which comprises six "chapters." Cutscenes that look like animated comic panels, similar to those seen in the Watchmen motion comics released on iTunes, bookend each chapter. Two of the film's actors, Patrick Wilson and Jackie Earl Haley, provide their voices for their characters Nite Owl and Rorschach, respectively. The game features a mix of beat-em-up and puzzle gameplay, with the two characters having different strengths and abilities. Rorschach is faster but weaker and makes use of improvised weapons like crowbars and chairs; Nite Owl is slower but stronger and uses technological abilities, such as "screecher bombs." The characters must work cooperatively to pass puzzles and defeat enemies.

The game is set in 1972 during the Crimebusters (for the film adaptation, The Watchmen) era, but little else about the plot is known. The first chapter of the game is a tutorial taking place while Rorschach and Nite Owl infiltrate a prison. Big Figure, a minor villain Rorschach and Nite Owl mention in the comic book as having been defeated by the pair in the past, appears in the game, as do other adversaries who are only mentioned or briefly shown in flashbacks in the original comic. Nite Owl's flying craft, Archimedes, appears in the game, but it is unknown if the player has control of the vehicle during the game.

An article on Comicmix.com emphasizes the game's focus on teamwork between the two characters: in single-player mode, the AI controls the other character aside from the main character, while the game can be played in Local Co-op with two players as both characters. The article also mentions there will be no online Co-op mode.

Wikied

Impression: This is a beat em up, flip that switch, move on, beat em up yadda yadda..

I like it.

1. The combat system rocks. I like the fighting style and the finishing move. But things like these gets old fast.

2. The music is Hollywoodic..

3. Its Watchmen, most underrated superhero team after XForce.

Planning to get this. But it will be followed with several epi$odes..

And whats up with Rorschach sounding like Batman Bale

PS3 has already arrived

snipersnake — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:06:36 +0800

PS3 is already here

ps- I couldnt find any picture relating to obvious but this one..

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Gamers need to stop worrying about the sales numbers of the PS3 and arguing over the merits of PlayStation Home. The truth is that the system is flush with excellent, exclusive games, and we're way past the point where you can call yourself a hardcore gamer and not own the hardware. Ars makes the case that you shouldn't wait for the PS3 to arrive: it has been here for a while now.

PlayStation fans seem to be waiting for some sea change in sales of the PlayStation 3 platform, which causes unrealistic hopes to be put on each and every high-profile game released for the system. There's a reason that flame wars erupt over the launch of games like Killzone 2 and Metal Gear Solid 4; an inordinate amount of importance is placed on each of these exclusive titles. And sales of the system remain unimpressive, which has caused even more hand-wringing and/or crowing about the state of the PS3.

If you are a serious fan of video games, however, the system has been a must-buy for longer than many gamers seem to think. While we can debate the importance of casual gaming and the success of the Wii, the fact remains that if you skip the PlayStation 3 this generation, you're going to have gaping holes in your knowledge of the state of the art.

The PlayStation 3 has big-budget shooters covered; Resistance 2 and Killzone 2 are solid competition for anything the Xbox 360 has, but that's not what's going to move systems. What makes the PS3 an important system are the smaller games that are bound to become cult hits while informing the next generation of game developers about what can and can't be done.

Sony was the first company to meld trading cards with interactivity in a way that actually made sense, even if Eye of Judgment didn't become a runaway hit. Trials of Topoq used the PlayStation Eye to turn what looked like a puzzle game into a relaxing stretching exercise. Wii Fit may be grabbing all the sales, but Sony created the first game that seems to almost trick you into doing what looks and feels like a Tai Chi work out.

We can go on, and I think we should. LittleBigPlanet took simple platforming and mixed in some powerful content-creation tools; it became the first game that you can browse with friends... every time you turn it on you can see something new and exciting.

Everyday Shooter took the dual-analog control scheme that has become irritatingly common on downloadable titles and added guitar-based music and wonderful design to turn a tired genre into something approaching art. The fact that Sony saw something in Jonathan Mak and gave him a home on the PS3 speaks well of the company's dedication to nurturing talent; Mak's is a mind that will give us great things in the future.

You also have to consider the just-released Flower when talking about games that try to do something different and succeed at melding emotions and style into an entertaining experience. Most "games-as-art experiments" forget that we're looking for—something that's worth sitting down and playing, and Flower does not fall into that trap. It's also one of the rare games that stands alone. Can you point to anything else that's like it? Other than the spiritual prequel flOw, which was also created by Jenova Chen and thatgamecompany, that is.

We don't have to gaze at our navels and talk about art to find singular games on the games, either. Metal Gear Solid 4 may have featured a somewhat overwrought story—what Hideo Kojima game doesn't?—but it was also a grand experiment in how to meld film with video games. Whether the game was successful or not, it's worth sitting down to experience a game that isn't afraid to keep you watching the story. While the talk of the length of the cutscenes was big news around the time the reviews came out, now we need to use the game to learn what we can about how cut-scenes that long should be used... if at all. But you have to play to have an informed opinion, and there's only one place to do so.

Another AAA title for the system? Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. This was a game that Frank and I argued over, as I felt that the game was going to be completely run over by the glut of games released alongside it; it felt like an also-ran before it even hit the shelves. But an hour or two into the actual gameplay and we were making phone calls; this was the game that caused us to bump Mass Effect off the front page to make room for a multi-page Uncharted review. Even today I don't regret the choice; Drake's Fortune gave us an amusingly human set of characters and set them on an incredible adventure. When a video game so easily trumps the newest Indiana Jones movie and steals most of the good things that made that film series so endearing, you know you're on to something special. We have high hopes for the sequel.

People complain about Sega not showing the love of quality or the flair for the unexpected that the company was known for years ago, but the PS3-exclusive Valkyria Chronicles did piles of things right and may well become one of the best games that almost no one plays this generation. While information on sales of the game is hard to come by, people are still talking about it and will continue to do so for some time. Don't let the snooty nature of some of the fans scare you away; this is a welcoming and beautiful strategy title.

Should I go on? PixelJunk Monsters was the reigning king of the tower defense genre on consoles... until Savage Moon came out. Speaking of the PixelJunk series, Eden is another game that has carved out its own home on the system, and these titles all deserve the somewhat rabid following they enjoy online.

When we're talking about games you can buy on the PlayStation Network, it's impossible to ignore Wipeout HD. A fast, beautiful, almost impossibly polished entry in the world of racing games. This is what we prayed games would look like when we were growing up. The fact that a game this good is available via download for only $20 shows just how much power Sony has harnessed by packing in a hard drive with every system and fully embracing digital distribution. When you can buy Burnout Paradise for $20 on the PlayStation Network and get the entire game with the slew of patches that have been released since launch, you see just how much Sony has outclassed Microsoft on this front.

The PS3 has arrived

Gamers spend way too much time arguing about whether or not Home is going to be huge. It's certainly part of the story, but the flagging online service has nothing to do with the life and death of the PS3 as a system that can play great games. It's the same thing with the sales numbers; people like to know how products are doing, and looking at sales data tells us much about where we're going and how fast we're getting there, but you can't miss the forest for the trees—neither of these two things affects the fact that the PlayStation is absolutely ablaze with brave, new, exclusive games.

This article contains no forward-looking statements. We left out all the great cross-platform games and titles that will be released in the coming years. These are games that are finished, that you can buy at the store or online right now. If you have a PS3 and have a love of games, you will run out of time and money before you run out of games to buy.

I keep hearing jokes that "next year" is perpetually the answer to the question of when the PS3 will take off, but those of us who are able to walk away from the argument know the right answer: the system is in orbit already.

Personal take : what suprised me that it took THIS LONG for them to notice the obvious.

PS3's launch titles were good, but games like Uncharted Drake's Fortune realy sets the standards for most PS3 games. Notice, the absence of any mentions anything Grand Theft Auto

Once Gran Turismo 5 arrives (only god knows when), it will be complete.

List 1 things you really hate about Killzone2

snipersnake — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:18:43 +0800

no rm5

WTS Mix Persian Cat for sale

snipersnake — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 17:52:49 +0800

Item(s): A white persian mix cat

Package includes: The cat

Price:rm250

Warranty:No. But you can take a look before buying.

Dealing method:COD, no postage as I pity animals on postage

Location:Johor Bahru, Tampoi, Taman Bukit Mewah

Contact method/details:
SMS/Call :0132489445 , PM

Item(s) conditions:Ok.

Picture:

Reason for sale: I bought this cat on 30th Jan in Kipmart JB pet shop, thinking it can be buddies with my cat. But it cant. You guys know la cats. I am unsure of its sex and whether its spayed or not, because I caged it so it wouldnt get in a fight with my cat. He is all white, green eyes and according to the shopper, about 4-6 months old. I bought it rm250, am letting it go 250. I am not looking for profit, just hoping it can get a good home and a good father/mother. I hope potential buyers can drop by my place to see the cat for themselves, as I am not comfortable shifting the cat here and there, poor thing. If you like, buy it. If not, no worries.

Resident Evil Degeneration

snipersnake — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 11:50:11 +0800

Resident Evil Degeneration

I just saw this on DVD and wow! I cant believe nobody opened this topic here

It was an AWESOME Resident Evil movie, awesomer than the live action crap from Paul Anderson. The plot made sense, familiar characters are there (REAL FAMILIAR, NOT SOME CRAPPY ONES)

Granted, the CGI is not on par with Advent Children or Sprits Within, but the familiar pixel modelling really brought that 'gamemovie' element to live. There were times I fell like picking up a controller after certain scenes in the movie

Personally, I think this is the best gamemovie I have seen after Advent Children. Please do discuss, and leave out the spoilers.

Penny Arcade Adventures (PS3)

snipersnake — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 11:54:04 +0800

Penny Arcade Adventures-Precipice of Darkness

Screenshots

I just got this game from PSN couple of days ago. I was anticipating a mild and mediocre RPG, especially since its made not by Japanese *gasps*

To my suprise, this is a GOOD GAME.

1) You can create your own main character

2) Humor rocks.

3) The comic like graphics approach is welcomed.

4) The story is really interesting

5) The battle system, even though nothing innovative, is really good since it borrows from Final Fantasy

If you like RPG, effing humors and a not so heavy RPG, then this game is for you. Oh yeah, it supports trophy too for you trophy whores

PSN Paid games sharing thread

are you .......

snipersnake — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:07:59 +0800

Who let the dawgs out! woof woof!

To mods, take it easy, so many war topics now, lets love one another once in a while

Need your views and advice.

snipersnake — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:48:16 +0800

Guys

I just want your view. I am working in Singapore. I was transffered here when our Malaysian branch closed down.

I am bonded here until Jan next year. Since my boss if one fcuking racist, ignorant, heartless b!tch, i am thingking

just to cabut if I get another job in Malaysia. I dont care of the bond. So my question is:

a) can overseas company (that I signed the bond with) sue me in Malaysian court?

Please, share your views. Thanks

The PlayStation 3

snipersnake — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:00:11 +0800

Playstation 3 has been alive for nearly 2 years now. Along the way, a lot of new features were introduced
with so may features planned, done and scrapped, where do you see Playstation brand will be going.
Will it survive the niche Blu ray movie market,the PSP connectivity, defend its last crown as the last King of consoles
killed with its own 'free online' plan, or do you see Sony starts to see the importance
of third party support after the success of Metal Gear Solid 4? Please share your thoughts/hopes here

Metal Gear Solid NEXT

snipersnake — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 18:42:13 +0800

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Metal Gear Solid 4 wikipedia[/center]

v3

Well, I see the v3 is already at its limit, so welcome to v4.

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David Hayter is a BADASS!
He IS Solid Snake damnit!

From the imdb forums:

QUOTE("surisis")

Hayter complained about the ending, complained about Kojima, and complained about the length of the cutscenes in MGS4. He continues on to say that the Metal Gear Movie would be a waste if it weren't told from a more American perspective. I smell a hack. Somebody who wants to gleefully cash a paycheck for the sake getting a job done quickly. I'm not saying the game was flawless story wise but being unable to swallow a story that isn't from your perspective or choice is just belligerent. Did he not also consider some things are lost in translation? It also shows a very cruel intolerance that Americans are infamously known for. Hayter, shut your mouth unless you have lines and a cue card.

QUOTE("uberdave")

Hey jerk-off,

I'm not sure what the f you're talking about. But I have nothing but immense respect for the games, the character, and most of all, for Mr. Kojima himself, whom I consider a friend and mentor.

I love Metal Gear 4. Someone at a panel asked me if I ever disagreed with anything in the games, and I did say that I objected to Snake's hands shaking, as he put the gun barrel in his mouth, as I did not think it was worthy of a flawless warrior like Snake, who has killed so many, to quail when it was actually time to off himself. I argued that if Snake had decided to commit suicide, he would calmly put the gun in his mouth and be done with it.

In short, try to get the real story -- instead of misreading internet quotes out of context -- before shooting off your idiot mouth.

Consider yourself off my Christmas list,

David Hayter

f*** YEAH

Update
my oh my..

I blame Ryan Paython for this shit

If you like 5 years old little boys,then you can get them

Metal Gear Solid 4 : Cams of the Patriot

snipersnake — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 07:55:29 +0800

[CENTER]MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS![/CENTER]

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Hi guys. Metal Gear Solid 4 has a kind of screen shot capability. The trick is, you will need the camera first. You can obtain the camera behind Octacon's table that rests his iMac, in the Nomad. You can do this during the Mission briefing time. Change into MGK11 (Octacon's little robot) view, just control the thing like you control Snake. To use it, equip..ah REFER TO THE MANUAL!!!!!!! Then, in the menu title, go to pictures, and export your pictures to the PS3's dashboard. use a portable usb drive and from the PHOTO MENU in PS3's dashboard, export them there, oh yeah, renamethe pics first as they all have the same name, later causing overiding each other.

Ok, if you guys touched up anything, just let us know. and lets use the Imageshack's thumbnail feature so we can still maintain the pictures' quality as well as avoiding a very 'heavy' thread.Ok, to quote Drebin,

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Here they come!!!!, Burp!

Upgraded PS3 HDD yet?

snipersnake — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 10:31:50 +0800

So, have you upgraded your stock PS3 HDD yet?

Since I see in so many places people moaning about PS3's game instal (most of the moaners dont even have a PS3), just to check if you guys have issues on this.

Thanks!

Sony Qore

snipersnake — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 05:24:15 +0800

Sony Qore

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Today we are announcing that Qore: Presented by the PLAYSTATION Network, a highly interactive, monthly lifestyle gaming program covering the world inside PLAYSTATION is on its way to PS3. Qore has been developed to give PS3 users early access to game related content at a level of quality, interactivity and depth. Everything is filmed in HD. Qore will feature exclusive news, developer interviews, in-depth game previews and behind-the-scenes looks at PlayStation games and special access to game demos, special beta invitations, game add-ons and other downloadable game-related content.

Our premier episode will be available on Thursday, June 5. The premier episode includes in-depth exclusive and never-before released content on upcoming PlayStation titles such as SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Secret Agent Clank, Soul Calibur 4 and Afro Samurai, as well as the latest Blu-ray Disc trailers, an exclusive SOCOM: Confrontation theme with an invitation to the SOCOM: Confrontation beta, art galleries and other surprises. We also know that many of you are big fans of Veronica Belmont, the widely-known host of numerous online video programs and podcasts and an avid gamer, so we�ve chosen her to be your host.
o get Qore, simply log onto PSN and go to the PLAYSTATION Store, as you would purchase any other form of downloadable content. Once the single Episode or annual subscription is purchased, that month�s episode will be downloaded under the �Game� heading on the Cross Media Bar (XMB). Users who purchase the �Qore Annual Subscription� will notice only that month�s episode is available to download. The following month, the new episode will automatically appear in your download list. The introductory price for Qore is $2.99 for a single episode and $24.99 for an annual subscription of 13 episodes, using your PLAYSTATION Network wallet.

As Peter Dille mentioned in a previous PLAYSTATION Network post, the broader service and community initiatives launching on the PLAYSTATION Network this year such as Qore, PlayStation Home and the Video Download Service are all evidence of our dedication to delivering an all-encompassing entertainment experience for PS fans. Qore is the first in a series of planned original programming specifically created for the PLAYSTATION Network community and we hope you enjoy it.

Personally, I dont like the idea. But if its avaliable here in Asia, or as soon as Sony dishes out those NA PSN cards, I will try it for a month. You guys?