[Definitive] Sony PS3 Thread


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Soon there will be no difference between console gaming and PC gaming

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Mouse and keyboard, dude. How else will you play an FPS? Mind you, they might put a mouse and keyboard on a console, but then you'd need desks for everyone.

Its games not specs that matter anyway

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Just like looks dont matter, it's what the inside that matters. Yes it's true, but most young gamers are very shallow and they think if their game console is not cool looking or isn't the most powerful, they can't play games on that machine.

Really pathetic what gamers have become these days.

According to Hirai, PlayStation 3 (now confirmed as the official title, apparently) will feature dual HD outputs. The supplied controllers are wireless, as stated earlier and use Bluetooth as a connection. These last 24 hours on batteries. The PSP will be a major bonus for PS3 owners. You can have remote access to your PS3 from your PSP, and you can even use a Wi-Fi connection within PS3 to use your PSP as a controller for a PS3 game. PlayStation 3 also features a "built-in network cap".

According to Hirai, PlayStation 3 (now confirmed as the official title, apparently) will feature dual HD outputs. The supplied controllers are wireless, as stated earlier and use Bluetooth as a connection. These last 24 hours on batteries. The PSP will be a major bonus for PS3 owners. You can have remote access to your PS3 from your PSP, and you can even use a Wi-Fi connection within PS3 to use your PSP as a controller for a PS3 game. PlayStation 3 also features a "built-in network cap".

-DannyGlass

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According to Hirai, PlayStation 3 (now confirmed as the official title, apparently) will feature dual HD outputs. The supplied controllers are wireless, as stated earlier and use Bluetooth as a connection. These last 24 hours on batteries. The PSP will be a major bonus for PS3 owners. You can have remote access to your PS3 from your PSP, and you can even use a Wi-Fi connection within PS3 to use your PSP as a controller for a PS3 game. PlayStation 3 also features a "built-in network cap".

-DannyGlass

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"According to Hirai, PlayStation 3 (now confirmed as the official title, apparently) will feature dual HD outputs. The supplied controllers are wireless, as stated earlier and use Bluetooth as a connection. These last 24 hours on batteries. The PSP will be a major bonus for PS3 owners. You can have remote access to your PS3 from your PSP, and you can even use a Wi-Fi connection within PS3 to use your PSP as a controller for a PS3 game. PlayStation 3 also features a "built-in network cap". "

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have some controle people :laugh:

eh

we will see what it looks like when sony makes there offical press release regarding stats

who remembers 6-8 cell cpus in the ps3? now how now? 1 uno single

ya....

i wont even THINK about desciding which of these systems i will buy untill AFTER someone has bought all of them, opend them all, taken pics and then benchmarked them.

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