I could care less... considering I got a system already.. All I know is is that the game is gonna sell a whole lotta copies!! I'm in for a Collectors Editions even if it costs $100!!
it's probably good up until you finish the game with Crushing.. hardest difficulty.. then it's just going back to play the game with diff. costumes, skins, and funky effects.
First was Uncharted. Burnout not too long ago.. LBP damn close.. or maybe not.. just have to do the online create level and what not.. =/. How would i get enough people to play it!?? Working on Res. Evil 5.
what i've done is my friend rubbed lotion all over the sticker and peeled it off after a min.. so you could try that.. maybe combo that with the hair dryer.. but i'm not sure..
I dunno.. I play the game for fun.. but it's just more about the fact of completing it and getting 100%. Like you get most of the trophies out of just playing the game.. so I feel like.. oh I might as well collect the rest since it isn't too hard to reach. So it just gets you to dig deeper into the game. if it's hard to get though.. I'm not gonna go outta my way to do it.. lol
omg.. figured it out after thinking of all this... A. Back up files to new hdd.. B. Transfer files to my computer hdd.. C. Install new hdd and format.. D. Get back up files from computer hdd with old hdd... someone lemme kno.. that should work right?? And I read on the guide apparently all the drives have to be FAT32 in order for it the ps3 recognize?
I have a quick question.. So I ordered a new hdd already with an external enclosure...
Now, Can I just stick the new hdd in and format it.. then put it in the enclosure and back up the files.. then stick it back into the ps3 so I'll have everything on the new drive?
Or.. will the PS3 erase stuff if the old drive gets pulled out..?
Duckman5
That will not work unfortunately.
so which part of it wouldn't work? like even if I made the original hdd external.. I can't back up the files to the new internal hdd?
If none of that works.. do I need to backup everything at once? or I can I back up bits and pieces at a time?
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