"The 80GB version of the PS3 is going closeout and won't be replaced at this time," reads the unverified memo. "Only the 40GB version of PS3 will be sold in Best Buy stores at this time." As the memorandum notes, "this means that there currently isn't a version that is PS2 compatible." Of the three major game territories, North America is the only location currently supporting a multi-system lineup. Both Japan and the U.K. have already dropped former models to support a single, and cheaper 40GB model that lacks backward compatibility. Sony of America abandoned the 20GB and 60GB PS3 models last year, leaving two available models: 40GB ($399) and 80GB ($499) versions, the latter of which uses software to playback a limited number of PS2 titles.
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Hey, maybe next version won't have Blu-Ray drive at all
Shortly we'll have PSii with no hard drive.. to compete with Wii. LOL
I'm kidding...
Last edited by Boz on 25 Jan 2008 - 09:36
course there are games coming out for it , im glad i got mine at christmas havent had so much fun with a console since the atari days
course there are games coming out for it , im glad i got mine at christmas havent had so much fun with a console since the atari days
I agree. I bought a PS3 solely to play Blu-Ray movies, but much to my surprise, I have been gaming with it more than I have with any system for a long time. The loads of demos and cheap downloadable games (Stardust, Pain, and Loco Roco have kept me occupied for HOURS) are a ton of fun, and I love Ratchet & Clank and Burnout.
There are going to be loads of games coming they already are and they rock. That no games coming out saying is dead bro.
I'm thinking about getting an 80gb PS3, probably from eBay...
But one thing that influences my decision to do so is its ability to play PS2 games...
So can anyone tell me for sure, are the 80gb models able to play all the PS2 games?
TIA
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