Got me a PS3
- Thread starter RollMeOne420
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RollMeOne420
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lol well ya but i want to play it on my nice 55' tv i just got on 1080p PS3
Bwpz
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Well my computer monitor is a 24" 1080p, good enough for PS2 graphics.
And damn son, a 55 foot TV and you don't have money for a PS3 game?
Jakabok Botch
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RollMeOne420
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lol that was all the money i got from my last harvest. Lol i used it all on myself. Payed this months rent, bills, groceries, restocked my supplies, and the rest i used on a tv and ps3. Lol sadly i had like forty dollars left which i am using for gas moneyWell my computer monitor is a 24" 1080p, good enough for PS2 graphics.
And damn son, a 55 foot TV and you don't have money for a PS3 game?
..... until next harvest XD
Jakabok Botch
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i was upset with mgs4 ........8 hrs of movie and 20 min of playing.....if i just wanted to sit and watch id dl a movie....
Bwpz
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I love how you edited your whole post down to god of war xD
Bwpz
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Dude I feel you there, that shit is ridiculous :\ Besides the long storyline, it has some good gameplay. After the first like 7 hours it starts getting boring with all of the story.
Nusky
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this'll keep you busy with your PS3, you can stream DivX movies and stuff. Go to icefilms.info install greasemonkey (its a scripting language for firefox) and install their script. Then you can download or stream directly off their site. Install tversity on your computer, share out where you downloaded your movies/tv shows and then watch em on your TV
RollMeOne420
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Wait can you explain in detail? install what into firefox? and i dont get how it will work on my ps3 if its on my pc
Jakabok Botch
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GOW has a story.....that took 4 games to tell....all it was was hack slash and story......i love ityea, i missed his post where he said,"i personally like games that have a story "
Bwpz
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I had God of War III, never played it and sold it for $5 yesterday.GOW has a story.....that took 4 games to tell....all it was was hack slash and story......i love it
Nusky
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greasemonkey, just follow this https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1JOtVuUSrvadUVb3dVeY5_zLM55rXa1dFtS1pFYPmVIo&pli=1
Basically you have your PS3 and computer on the same network. TVersity is a program that allows you to stream music and videos from your computer to other devices like PS3 and XBOX360. All you have to do is download the movies and then share the folder where they are located in on TVersity.
Your PS3 will pick up the server you're running on your computer and you can stream from the computer similarily to like you would view a video on youtube or something like that
I do it all the time on my xbox360
RollMeOne420
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ah i c thanks!
Jakabok Botch
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you do all that fuckd up shit and ur afraid of a power supply????
azman
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it depends on your firmware on the ps3,
if its upto date you cant jail break it,
i have one of these usb keys and didnt need it as ou can put software like multimanager on it to play games.
even if you did manage to jail break it you cant go on line with it. lol i got a email from sony sayin g my console had been tampered with and if i tried to go online it would be banned.
i use my ps3 for online call of duty's now, and use my xbox elite which is jtagged for copy games.
for streaming to ps3 i use ps3 media server, the audio through the ps3 soun ds awesome compared to on my pc.
if its upto date you cant jail break it,
i have one of these usb keys and didnt need it as ou can put software like multimanager on it to play games.
even if you did manage to jail break it you cant go on line with it. lol i got a email from sony sayin g my console had been tampered with and if i tried to go online it would be banned.
i use my ps3 for online call of duty's now, and use my xbox elite which is jtagged for copy games.
for streaming to ps3 i use ps3 media server, the audio through the ps3 soun ds awesome compared to on my pc.
