@SirSlimyScrotum said:

You have to signup to Sony's music service and purchase from their, but Shuhei Yoshida is currently aware of the people that wish to use their own MP3 on their PS4, and doing something about it. I suggest you check his Twitter; he's very vocal within the Sony community.

Hopefully they do something about it. It would probably seal the deal for me. The only other thing keeping me from fully wanting a PS4 is that some of my friends wont switch from Xbox.

Did they allow users to stream their own music on the PS3?

Ok so I'm still on the edge between the PS4 and X1. I'm leaning more to the PS4 now though, but as I'm starting to like it more, I see that you cant stream your own music?

Now, I'm not trying to start a console war, but I'm gonna compare this to the 360 since its what I have and I'm used to.

On the 360 you can stream your own music either from a nearby PC or if its on the console already. This works in-game and wherever. If I am reading it all correctly, the PS4 does NOT have this feature?

So if that's the case, is there ANY way to play your own music on console and such kinda as an alternative? I prefer to listen to my own music when I'm playing MP games or if I'm just doing random stuff in general. I personally don't like using an outside source because I'd rather it be playing through my Turtle Beaches or coinciding with my current game. Also its hard to hear other stuff outside of my Turtle Beaches and I would rather not blast music and disturb the other people in my house, but like I said, its just my personal preference.

If anyone can help clear this up, it would be appreciated. Also I don't know how it is on this board compared to the X1 board since this is my first time over here, but please, no trolls, I would prefer some serious answers.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Argo.

Lincoln is good too.

Also there is another film about a guy who apparently leaks some documents from the Pentagon and they put a rookie investigator on the job to get close to him and find out if its true or not. Its based on a true story I believe and I forgot the name of it but its really good. If anyone can remember, please post it here because its gonna bother me until I remember.

If someone replies to your comment and/or mentions you, then you can either get a notification through email or off of your "wall" (I guess you could call it that)

That's all I can really think of that could maybe work.

If you have Cable and get the channel AMC, you should watch that. First off, they're airing a horror movie marathon all month for October. Today they've got a marathon of the Alien series and tonight they're showing The Amityville Horror and The Omen (Both new versions)

Also if you can, go watch:

VHS

The Omen Series

Silence of the Lambs series

Texas Chainsaw Massacre series

Friday the 13th Series

Nightmare on Elm Street Series

House of Wax (Old and New)

The Thing (Old and New)

Dead Silence

Paranormal Activity Series

Everyone else seems to have named some good ones too. Hopefully this helps. Have fun!

@The-Apostle said:

@hallenbeck77 said:

@The-Apostle said:

Also, I saw Ghostbusters in the theater when I was a kid. I kept having to cover my eyes. Not sure why Netflix calls it a children's movie.

CHICKEN!

J/K. Compared to some other '80s movies aimed for kids/family audience, Ghostbusters was pretty tame. At least no one was killed in it. Meanwhile, something like the original Gremlins was aimed for kids, and that had some people killed off.

I wouldn't call it tame. Sure, it's more comedy than horror but I've seen a few horror movies that were tamer than Ghostbusters. Paranormal Activity, for example.

What? How is Ghostbusters even remotely scary? I understand as a kid some things can be scarier, but still, Ghostbusters? There are some things in it that could have been scary simply because for some reason the SFX for movies in the 70s-90s always seems to be disturbing in their own way, but aside from that it was mostly a comedy.

And Paranormal Activity was not tamer. Those 2 movies cant really even be compared honestly. Paranormal Activity is scary in its own way, its the idea of not knowing and letting your imagination run wild to help add to the effect of it all which makes it scary. That's why some people either hated it because it wasn't as straight forward as most horror films, but others like it because of that mystery type of factor added to it.

I personally thought it was a really good movie. The first 1 and 3rd ones to be more specific. 2 and 4 were bad. It seems like every odd numbered Paranormal Activity film is good so lets hope 5 makes up for 4.

Too be honest, I'm actually using GameSpot's boards MORE than before now. I originally used GameFAQ's boards but after awhile it seemed to get kinda old with its too simplistic set up. Which works for the site, but I felt I needed to change things up a bit.

Navigation wise, its a little difficult, but nothing too hard to get used to.

This looks really sketchy.

Really? That's odd. During their coverage of E3 and Comic Con, they paid attention to the chat a lot and interacted pretty frequently. Also the Gamespot coverage seems to be clearer also so I would prefer to not have to switch back and forth between this and twitch just for a chat.