PS3 from another country.

u'll probably need different cords so that they fit into american plugs and stuff...unless it's only europe where they have freaky outlets....

but yea, if u can read whatever language it's set in, go for it.

actually....you can change the system's language can't you?

wouldn't the system be expensive with shipping? it has to go overseas and all....then again, idk.kutabare91

hmm...i don't c y it wouldn't work. If it works there, it works here.

what would suck though is if you had a problem with it. You COULD possibly end up having to mail it back to asia to get a repair/replacement. that would take...a long time.

hmm...i don't c y it wouldn't work. If it works there, it works here.

what would suck though is if you had a problem with it. You COULD possibly end up having to mail it back to asia to get a repair/replacement. that would take...a long time.

kutabare91

This

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmLlvRtpHrA

But don't worry, it's not common at all and, barely anybody gets it. This shouldn't stop your brother from getting a PS3 like the 360 does with it's RROD.

dont worry it will work

im from Asia (UAE) and all the PS3 here are actually made for US ,so u r fine

they will work just be sure that the volts are according to usa 110v-140v or else u will need a step down transformer.mezzo20

[QUOTE="mezzo20"]they will work just be sure that the volts are according to usa 110v-140v or else u will need a step down transformer.solo4321

What he said. Just be sure of the volts. I'm from asia (Phil.) and just as cool steam said, most PS3s' here (Cebu, Philippines), are actually from the US. Just ask your brother bout the volts. I think any appliance/electronic store would have a converter. Not sure though. Good luck!