Ultimate Football Fans

Subject: Re: PS3 Mon May 19, 2008 4:37 am

uploading games is not a bad idea, especially if people wanted to see lets say soccer goals in fifa, or win 11. Let see, you can even upload some of the chapters you have finished and do your own walk through easily.

who knows what PS3 will do next Smile

Subject: Re: PS3 Mon May 19, 2008 6:15 am

Subject: Re: PS3 Mon May 19, 2008 11:02 pm

I would love that, esp for the COD4 guys Very Happy

_________________

Subject: Re: PS3 Tue May 20, 2008 6:41 am

LoL

just curious .. have u guys ever dreamt of your games? i.e being inside them or something?

i have a feeling milanfan has Very Happy

.... and got shot! ;p

Subject: Re: PS3 Tue May 20, 2008 7:40 pm

Admin Joined : 29 Jul 2007 Posts : 306

IT firm Sophos is claiming hackers have broken into the US PlayStation website, GamesIndustry.biz reports.Apparently
miscreants have introduced unauthorised code to the SingStar Pop and
God of War pages, causing a pop-up box of evil to appear. The box warns
that a virus has been detected so frightened Internet users rush out to
buy expensive protective software."There are millions of
videogame lovers around the world, many of whom will visit Sony's
PlayStation website regularly to find out more about the latest console
games," said Graham Cluley from Sophos, clearly not about to let anyone
get away with this.

Sophos further warned that hackers may
not stop here, and may make the pages even more malicious by installing
code designed to harvest your secrets."Most would never expect
that surfing to a website like this could potentially infect them with
malware. If users do not have sufficient protection in place then they
might find that before they know it they have been scared into handing
their credit card details over to a bunch of cyber-criminals," said
Curley."It is essential that all websites, especially when they
are high profile like this or receiving a large level of traffic, have
been properly hardened to prevent hackers from injecting malicious code
on to what should be legitimate webpages."

Admin Joined : 29 Jul 2007 Posts : 306

Sadly Amazon was wrong when it theorised a PlayTV launch in July,
but SCEE's President, David Reeves, has now put us out of our misery
and announced the official release date. Across Europe PlayTV will
launch from September to December. In the UK, we're right at the front
of that schedule; the 10th of September to be precise.

In an interview with Eurogamer, Reeves also confirmed that recording while playing games will be possible. "It was very difficult for some of the tech guys but we had to include it in the firmware upgrade, 2.41, but it's done now".
The implication there, of course, is that come PlayTv's launch, all
that's needed is to plug the box into a PS3 for it to work, as the PS3
is already updated (assuming you upgrade your firmware) to support it.

Price wise, we already know from PlayStation Day that the add-on will cost €99 (~£80). The 80GB PS3 price drop will be doubly good news for those wanting extra storage for all their recorded TV programmes!

In case any of you are from Australia or New Zealand, Reeves
mentioned that you should see PlayTV in January or February, as you're
slightly behind with getting digital terrestrial sorted.