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In theory, I would agree with you. But the fact that the console itself can play movie discs is a very good bonus if you ask me. I mean, I'm still chuffed that my PS2 can play DVDs! Watching DVDs on my PS2 is so much better than watching a DVD on my PC. And I get to sit somewhere comfortable...

How about BD? Does that sound better? You have to remember that the CD was followed by the DVD. If you follow that with the BD (Blu-Ray Disc) then I think you'll agree that it makes just as much sense as HD-DVD. I think that the BD abbreviation implies that the disc can support video...

I'll believe it when I see it - many analysts have got things wrong before in the past. I seriously doubt that Microsoft would give up so easily on the HD-DVD. Especially when you consider that they've poured so much money into developing it with Toshiba. I personally can't see the HD-DVD...

Where did you hear that? Microsoft would never put a Blu-Ray drive in an Xbox 360 if the HD-DVD is a competing format, which it is at the moment. Microsoft have backed the HD-DVD and will stick with it until it either succeeds or dies. If the HD-DVD dies, then Microsoft may think about...

That's the basic gist of what I used my PS2 for - it gets used mostly for playing games and DVDs. My PC is used mainly for work but also for some multimedia stuff. Anyone who says that game consoles shouldn't be used for anything but playing games is clearly a clueless idiot. :rolleyes...

I think the biggest reason why they're going unsold is the price. If it was the same price as the Wii, then you'd see them flying off the shelves. :rolleyes: I also believe that a lot of people don't wanna buy a PS3 at the moment because they're happy with their PS2. And who can blame them...

Classic. :lol:

He's talking about the PAL and NTSC TV signals - not the region settings. The TV signals are still the same despite the console being able to play games from any region. On most PAL TVs, you'll notice a slight buzzing noise coming from your TV when playing NTSC games and NTSC DVDs. This is...

The truth please. :rolleyes: So the first Winning Eleven game on the PS3 is called "Winning 11: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007"? Still no sign of a PS2 version though. :no:

About time someone finally confirmed this.

Is that confimed? :unsure:

Hope that's true because I can't really afford a PS3 at the moment.

No way. I outgrew the Mario games many, many years ago. :rolleyes:

Is that for the PS3 only or for the PS2 as well? :unsure:

That can happen sometimes. There are many bugs in the game - you just don't see most of them.

A thread like this has already been opened. To answer your question, no news yet.

What does that mean for the EU PAL 20 Gb PS3? Is that still going ahead? :unsure:

No info as of yet. There may be some info leaking out in the next couple of months if the next WE is due for release on the PS3 in August as I suspect it is.

Well, thats to be expected with new technology. I think the biggest problem with the PS3 is that technologically, its ahead of its time. Blu-Ray is really a technology that should've been reserved for the PS4 in my opinion. Blu-Ray drives and media would definitely have become affordable...

It's a good thing. Methinks somebody has been spending too much time in the ghetto.