Support. I like healing and keeping people alive. I'm also fairly lazy, so I prefer just sitting back and healing/buffing when necessary. :P

So, I basically want to go out and track down the entire series. But with the HD collections that are being released, I was wondering if there would be any use in buying them.

I was dangerously close to buying the entire Sly Cooper series before the HD collection was announced. Is there any chance of a Ratchet and Clank one being released, or should I just go ahead and buy the individual PS2 ones?

Unless it's rare or hard to find, I normally won't get it without a manual. It doesn't feel complete some how, even though I never even look at or read the manual.

I wonder how people can actually lose them in the first place, not to mentiontheyactually lose the cases. How careless can you be?

I was finishing up the original 3 on the PS1 and decided I might as well try the newer games.

I know that they're aren't as good, but they deserve a chance I guess. Surprisingly, they are rather hard to track down in stores. I checked my nearest Gamestop and they have the 3 games there on the PS2 (A New Beginning, Eternal Night, and Dawn of the Dragon).

Before I go out and buy them, is there any real difference in gameplay/graphics between the different console versions? I won't list A New Beginning because PS2 is my preferred system anyway.

I know the games were released on multiple consoles, but these are the only versions I'd try to get;

• Eternal Night- Wii, PS2
• Dawn of the Dragon- PS3, PS2, and Wii

I have 10.

• 3 formy RPG's (Final Fantasies, Kingdom Hearts, Eternal Ring, Disgaea, etc.)
• 3 for my Survival Horrors (Silent Hills, Haunting Ground, etc)
• 2 for my Cartoony games (Crash, Spyro, Ratchet, etc.)
• 2 for my Action/Mature/Serious games (Indigo Prophecy, Killzone, Shellshock, etc.)

• Both Golden Sun's. I still love them and recently started another playthrough of them.
• Megaman Battle Network games (not sure if they can be counted as RPG's though)
• Dokapon. Hard to find, but I think it's neat.
• Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald
• The Final Fantasy games (Dawn of Souls) 4,5,6, and Tactics advance)
• The Fire Emblem games
• Summon Night Swordcraft Story 1 & 2

That's all I can think of off the top of my head tho.

So it fixes problems with the games? I won't mind it now, I just wasn't sure if it had any use though.

Is there a point to it? It takes forever and I was wondering if there is any actual use in doing it. I've got too many games to do it for each and every one.

I figured it out :) and also had my game saves backed up except the games who were copyright protected.

I've completely upgraded to a new 500GB. Just sucks that I'll have to re-download all my psn games.

Okay, I went out and bought a new Hard Drive (500GB, 5400 rpm). It fit's into my PS3 correctly, but when I turn it on, I get a message telling me I need to connect an external device andupdate to version 3.21. Any help on this? No idea what to do.