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  • it works... ive played many games .. the mad catz stering wheel is for pc only..
    the other 1 works on pc/ ps1 ps2 ps3... for pc and ps3 we get a usb adapter with it..
    hi bro i have been trying to sell my n86 for some time now approx 3 mnths warranty left in 20k fnf do let me know if ur interested or could help me sell it.Thanks
    Do you mean my PakGamers' signature? If you want the same PSN gamer-card as I have, then go to YourGamerCards. I would explain to you how to get the gamer-card from there but as of November 06, the website's servers have been put offline for maintenance. Once they open up, I'll inform you on how to get your own! :) Or, you could just Google it. >.<
    Not quite. If your HDD gets corrupt, you will lose everything you had on it including full games you might have purchased. But, when you get a new HDD, or get the old one formatted, then you can retrieve the full-games you purchased for free without having to re-buy them! Simply go to 'Account Management' after you get a new HDD (or get the old one fixed), and then go down to 'Transaction Management.' There, select 'Download List' and you'll find everything you downloaded (be it free or purchased). Just select the full-game you bought and voilà!
    Yes. By downloading a full game you don't need a blu-ray disc, just a good amount of storage space. :p
    With them, you just need to select 'Buy Now' from anything you want, and the required money will be automatically deducted from your PSN account's total value and you're good to download! :D
    Well, on the contrary the PlayStation Store has more free stuff available than the Xbox Live Marketplace so you shouldn't feel unhappy. :D Now, if you want to purchase something from the Store simply go to that 'item' and select the option of Buy Now (or Add to Cart if you want to continue on shopping). Payment can be done through an unexpired, and valid credit card or debit card. If you don't have a credit/debit card then you can buy PlayStation Network Cards (PSN cards) through PakGamers online store. PSN Cards come in two types: $20 cards and $50 cards. Respectively, the two types contain $20 and $50 worth of value for you to use and buy stuff with. Once you acquire a PSN card simply scratch it (like you do with a mobile phone 'credit' card) and you'll see a code. Go to 'Account Management' on the XMB and then choose 'Redeem Codes.' There, enter the code and your PSN account will be fully loaded with $20 or $50!
    Well when I asked, he said no, this receiver ain't Dolby Digital but I can make it surround (lmao)
    Just make sure what you buy has "Dolby Digital 5.1" and "DTS 5.1" decoding capabilities.
    Once your updating as finished, just select the 'Sign Up' option and you're all set to creating an online ID! :D

    Welcome to the PS3, the best(est) gaming system and home entertainment system to date! 8)
    Put the USB (which now carries the update) in one of the PS3's USB ports and boot up your system. On the XMB (the dashboard) move over to the 'Settings' column. From there, select 'System Update' and it'll ask you how you want to update. Choose 'USB/Storage Device' and you're on your way to having an updated PS3. :D
    There's no need for a guide for such simple a matter. First of all, to update your PS3 to the latest firmware it's always better (and safer) to update through the computer (via USB). Visit the official PlayStation website and, if they ask you which region, select North America. After you're redirected to the North American PS page, scroll down to the bottom and on your right you'll see a banner with a large '3.50' written on it. Click on it. After that, click on 'Download Now' in the page you're taken to. From there, just follow the instructions and the update is as good as yours! In the USB, make sure to create a folder named PS3 and then create another folder inside the one you just created named UPDATE (in all capitals). Put the update in the UPDATE folder.
    I think it's better to establish a budget after doing a market survey. Regal ALSO have used Amps and speakers.
    Ok I checked the market there. And I met that guy "Asim" as well.
    First up, the market at Regal/Corporative IS WAAAAAAAY better than this.There were some really blown out imprecise speakers there and it'll need some time in getting proper ones.

    Secondly, NO one in that market had AMPs/Decoders for Dolby Digital 5.1 or DTS 5.1 - what they were calling surround isn't TRUE surround or 5.1. That's just simulated effects over two channels and 4 speaker setups.
    I wouldn't recommend buying those if true surround sound is what you seek over digital signals. Otherwise the stereo inputs on hifi systems will produce great results too.

    *sigh* You really had me excited lol.
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