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    Does console gaming demo CD's still exist?

    I still remember the good old days when I could walk into paperweight/CNA and buy one of those official PS magazines @ R14 :) The thing is almost every issue came with a demo disc so you could play a little preview of the latest titles. I still remember some discs had up to 10 demos..awesome...
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    Console Wars: Price round up

    Console Wars: Price round up
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    PS3 vs Xbox 360

    PS3 vs Xbox 360
  5. Jar-man

    help:-(!!! XBOX 360 or PS3???

    Sorry, I'm sure your'll have seen a thread like this a million of times, but I need your unbiased opinion... I wanna buy a new gaming console. Which would be the best console to buy. The XBOX 360 or PS3???:confused: I was leaning towards the XBOX 360, but its been out for awhile already...
    • Jar-man
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    • jarrodr ps3 xbox
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    • Forum: Gaming
  6. Adeptus Mechanicus

    (More) Bad signs for Blu-ray

    http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/09/22/bad-signs-blu-ray-free-discs-cheap-players-and-declining-market-share So much for the PS3's trump card :rolleyes:
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    160 GB PS3

    160 GB PS3
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    New PS3 and PSP

    New PS3 and PSP
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    Success in PS3 game Pirating

    A Gamer "StreetskaterFU" has found a method to run BluRay games from the PS3 HDD. Now before everyone gets excited and yells "ISO LOADER", this method only works with older games (with older update codes). The games currently confirmed to be working this method are Warhawk, MotorStorm, RFOM...
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    Sony boosts Playstation3

    Sony boosts Playstation3
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    Console wars

    Console wars
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    Virtual ads in PS3 games

    Virtual ads in PS3 games
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    Playstation server + Red Hat = speed record

    Playstation server + Red Hat = speed record
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    US Government unveils world's fastest computer

    http://edition.cnn.com/2008/TECH/06/09/fastest.computer.ap/index.html WASHINGTON (AP) -- Scientists unveiled the world's fastest supercomputer on Monday, a $100 million machine that for the first time has performed 1,000 trillion calculations per second in a sustained exercise...
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