Lumpy Onion
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If I get a PSP game off of PSN is there any way to view the manual for it online? I know I can't view one like I can with my PSone classics.
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This thread is for stupid GAMING questions that don't deserve their own thread
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theinfinityissue
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CrunchyFrog said:
Gogo Was.
anyway, remember when you'd try to get a NES game going, but something was fucked up? You'd try blowing on the cartridge, etc? Did anyone else ever get it to work by inserting it not all the way in, then pushing it down kind of overlapping the outer plastic, till it slammed home and it totally worked. wtf was that?
Blue Submarine No. 6
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Most (but not all) PSN PSP games come with a software manual you can view on your PSP - but not while playing the game... if you follow the XMB through Games -> Memory Stick and up/down to the game you downloaded, then hit triangle, you'll find an option for "Software Manual" at the bottom of the list if there is one available. I've only run across one or two games that didn't include a software manual, and I can't even remember what they are off hand. :lolGrumpyAlien said:
Ganondorfo
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Recommend me great fighting videogame soundtracks like street fighter 2, blazblue and guilty gear xx
ChoklitReign
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Since Front Mission Evolved looks bad, what are some good mech games for the PC?
I have a Neo Geo Pocket Color, but don't know how to bypass that start up menu screen.
I already put in the settings like date, time, language, etc., but it goes to this menu screen and I don't know how to get it to just load the game.
I have a manual for the system, but it's in Japanese...
I already put in the settings like date, time, language, etc., but it goes to this menu screen and I don't know how to get it to just load the game.
I have a manual for the system, but it's in Japanese...
KittenMaster
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I used to do this, I think even before the internet where I as only like, 5 or 6. I don't really have any technical reason for why it works, I just find it reassuring when it does.theinfinityissue said:
HamPster PamPster
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Does the PSP in the North American Kingdom Hearts BBS PSP bundle have the same design on the back as the one in Japan did? Or is it just a plain silver PSP
Diablohead
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Dust can fuck a lot of stuff up, maybe best to hold out if it's everywhere in the room.Stencil said:
Few days old, am I too late?
Diablohead
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Flash drive will work if you format it to be 360 ready first, easy as pie. Make sure you "move" content and not just "copy" as some save files for games are copy protected, moving it seems to work.Snuggler said:
Also: www.xbox.com/drm
Night_Trekker
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Alright, so my DS Lite is now to the point where the L and R buttons don't work at all. Compressed air doesn't help. Blowing into the unit myself does at times, but that's only because the moisture in my breath is helping to complete the circuit (as far as I can tell), and that's bad for the system so I don't do it anymore.
My DS Lite shell is also pretty cracked and scored up through constant use. I take care of it, but it's just accumulated a lot of wear over time.
My questions:
1) Has anyone here ever ordered a replacement shell? I know these things aren't official Nintendo products, so I'm worried about quality. Is there a specific place I should go to get them?
2) Has anyone else had this issue with the shoulder buttons? Is there any possibility I will be able to get the shoulder buttons working again myself?
My DS Lite shell is also pretty cracked and scored up through constant use. I take care of it, but it's just accumulated a lot of wear over time.
My questions:
1) Has anyone here ever ordered a replacement shell? I know these things aren't official Nintendo products, so I'm worried about quality. Is there a specific place I should go to get them?
2) Has anyone else had this issue with the shoulder buttons? Is there any possibility I will be able to get the shoulder buttons working again myself?
archnemesis
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The Why the DS Rocks - Official Game Recommendation Thread may have been created back in '07, but the last update was less than a month ago. ethelred usually does a great job keeping it up-to-date.
ScrabbleBanshee
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Why did adventure games die?
I just signed up for Gamefly for the jam packed holidays, and had a quick question. I just have Castlevania and Enslaved in my que at the moment in hopes that I'll get them right away, but I was wondering if I put each game on the que twice, once ps3, once 360, is there a chance I'll get the same game on 2 platforms? Do they have a check in place so they don't send out the same game twice?
ULTROS!
People seem to like me because I am polite and I am rarely late. I like to eat ice cream and I really enjoy a nice pair of slacks.
Did I make a right decision for choosing inFamous (GH edition) over Dead Rising 2 and Atelier Rorona? I'm looking for a good game wherein I can platinum it without much difficulty.
inFamous was the cheapest whereas Rorona being the most expensive one.
inFamous was the cheapest whereas Rorona being the most expensive one.
overthehill99
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Every PSP game I've bought off PSN comes with a digital manual. Peace Walker is the only one that hasn't. You can't view it online though. You view it directly from the PSP.GrumpyAlien said:
@ Ultros
I can't speak for the other games, but I had a blast with infamous. It's a bit repetitive at times but I loved the controls and the combat.
...and yes, it is quite easy to platinum. It will require 2 playthroughs but you don't have to do anything too difficult aside from collecting all the blast shards. When you do decide to hunt for the shards, I highly recommend that you print out a map or something similar that shows them so you can check them off when you find them.
You have a sonar that detects nearby shards but theres no way to know how many you've collected in the different districts, so it can turn into a wild goose chase when you're down to just a few. I made that mistake and I gave up after hours of searching for the last 3 shards.
I can't speak for the other games, but I had a blast with infamous. It's a bit repetitive at times but I loved the controls and the combat.
...and yes, it is quite easy to platinum. It will require 2 playthroughs but you don't have to do anything too difficult aside from collecting all the blast shards. When you do decide to hunt for the shards, I highly recommend that you print out a map or something similar that shows them so you can check them off when you find them.
You have a sonar that detects nearby shards but theres no way to know how many you've collected in the different districts, so it can turn into a wild goose chase when you're down to just a few. I made that mistake and I gave up after hours of searching for the last 3 shards.
GillianSeed79
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Sorry, I asked this somewhere else. I just picked up a new Asus laptop because I really needed to upgrade my nine-year-old desktop. I've never been a PC gamer so the laptop purchase really wasn't about gaming, but I just wanted to know if these specs were any good or am I looking at only being able to run stuff from 2005 on minimum settings. I apologize, I'm a console gamer, so I don't really know what any of this means other than it has a big hard drive.
* Asus Laptop / Intel Core i5 Processor / 14" Display / 4GB DDR3 Memory / 640GB Hard Drive/Intel Hd Graphics chip
* Asus Laptop / Intel Core i5 Processor / 14" Display / 4GB DDR3 Memory / 640GB Hard Drive/Intel Hd Graphics chip
TEJ said:
The transfer cable isn't compatible with the slim, as far as I know, so to move saves you'll need to use an external flash drive and to move DLC and XBLA games you can do a license transfer on XBOX.com
ULTROS!
People seem to like me because I am polite and I am rarely late. I like to eat ice cream and I really enjoy a nice pair of slacks.
Thanks Snuggler, I guess I'll print out a map then. I almost had a wild goose chase in Assassin Creed II's feather collecting and I definitely wouldn't want to do that.
TEJ said:
I'm not much of an expert on flash drives, maybe someone else can fill you in on that, but if you're just looking for one to transfer content from your 360 to your 360 slim you can probably just get a cheap one. You wouldn't need to get a very big one since save files are small.
The license transfer is pretty easy, I've done it before. This link explains it pretty well.
You just need to fill out some basic info on the website then log into XBL with your new xbox.
brotkasten
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Why is it that the good guys always get away with murdering hundreds and thousands of henchmen? They are people too, you know? Have a wife, probably one or two kids and they're just doing their damn job and probably don't even like it.
Why do first person shooter screenshots look really crappy when they aren't in the fps hud? The only exceptions I can think of are stuff like half life 2 and halo. For instance, does anyone remember the first screenshots for Call of duty 4 that were released? They looked pretty crappy, but the actual game looked incredible.
Lumpy Onion
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Blu_LED said:
Thanks. I think a few of mine don't have them though. I tried Metal Gear Portable OPs and FF Dissidia, and when I select view manual it tells me there is "no manual available". However, I just tried to view the manual for Phantasy Star Portable 2 and it showed up just fine. Not much of a loss though because I have already beaten Portable OPs, and Dissidia has most of the info in-game.
Did all the people on the Death Star deserve to die?brotkasten said:Why is it that the good guys always get away with murdering hundreds and thousands of henchmen? They are people too, you know? Have a wife, probably one or two kids and they're just doing their damn job and probably don't even like it.
Fimbulvetr
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sykoex said:
Not the death star, but close enough.
I have a Ps3 and a Ps2.
I want to play Silent Hill, which I bought 2 month ago.
I cant play it on my PS3 because there a bug, where everytime you use a gun, there a screeching noise who dont stop.
If I play on my Ps2, I cant save. I do all the beginning, get to the cafe, they ask to format my Ps1 Memory card, I say "Yes", I save and reset the console.
Nothing. I cant reload the game.
Any idea why?
I want to play Silent Hill, which I bought 2 month ago.
I cant play it on my PS3 because there a bug, where everytime you use a gun, there a screeching noise who dont stop.
If I play on my Ps2, I cant save. I do all the beginning, get to the cafe, they ask to format my Ps1 Memory card, I say "Yes", I save and reset the console.
Nothing. I cant reload the game.
Any idea why?
With a converter? There one for the NESEzalc said:
Found it.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUPER-NINTEND...essories_JN&hash=item43a1f11c48#ht_500wt_1154
Completely easy SNES modification that even a 10 year old can do.Ezalc said:
1: Take your US SNES. (unplugged obviously)
2: Get a sharp knife and a good source of heat (like an open flame).
3: Push down the cart reader cover and find two thin plastic tabs on the inside.
4: Heat your knife and cut out the thin tabs found near the cart reader (try not to touch the reader with the knife).
5: After the tabs are removed, just line up the exposed chip of your SuperFami carts with the SNES cart reader and insert as usual.
6: Turn on, have fun and you saved yourself a few bucks my mutilating your SNES.
Image for reference.
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