Smaller Playstation 2 Theorized 102
Tim Grube writes "According to Gaming Horizon and several other industry insiders,
Sony will be
celebrating their fourth-year anniversary of the Playstation 2 on October 26th
by releasing a smaller, more compact version of the game system with the new
name PStwo.
Some analysts believe the PStwo will retail at $149.99, the
current price of the Playstation 2."
Of Course (Score:3, Insightful)
Does this mean the PS1 will finally disappear from our shelves?
Re:So what features is it going to lose? (Score:2, Insightful)
Celebrating? (Score:4, Insightful)
OT, but does anyone know a general rule to solve the equation n^n = x? For example, if n^n = 3125, how would you solve for n? (in this case, n=5)
Re:PStwo pre-christmas (Score:2, Insightful)
Fair point about the popularity of X-Box Live games. I think the point that it isn't just for fpses still stands, though.
I've nothing against a game where you go around shooting everything in sight. Some of my favorite games are games where you go around shooting everything on sight. Thing is, though, I like a bit of variety. Shooting identical monsters, with identical weapons in identical rooms time after time after time is just boring. There's one level, I think it would be about the 7th or so ("The Library"), where you fight through 4 identical floors of identical rooms and identical enemies. It goes on a long time. The pace never changes. It goes beyond dull into the realms of soul-destroying tedium. This is perhaps the most obvious example, but plenty of the other levels are similar.
Judging from the way you write, I'd guess you're probably a 1st year psychology student, convinced that a couple of lectures make you into Sigmund Freud reborn and that you can win arguments and impress everybody with your knowledge by making cheap shots at what you think (incorrectly) their language says about them. Yes, I'm non-American, I'm British. "As such" is a fairly common way of starting a line in written English, so I suggest you learn to live with it.
Re:MOD CHIP? (Score:3, Insightful)