The PS3's WiFi and network setup are awful. I'm not sure why Sony can't get the stupid thing straightened out so that it's consistently compatible and functional with a majority of routers and wireless networks. I keep mine plugged in out of complete necessity.
I'd like for them to take another crack at EndWar. I enjoyed the demo and felt there was plenty there to build on for a quality sequel. I suppose the other could be the almost certain Conviction port, but I'd like to think at least one of the two is some sort of new IP.
I'm going with BB, simply because I have some coupons and because I can price match if there's a deal at Walmart or Fry's or something when it's released.
Mine has been doing this essentially since I first got the thing. I'm seriously considering applying some Arctic Silver to the CPU to see if it helps at all.
I pretty much infinitely juggle my games. I'm currently playing through GTAIV, Batman AA, Force Unleashed, inFamous, AC1, Just Cause 2, GOW3, and I don't think I finished Resistance 2. Haven't even started Saboteur, AC2, or MGS4...
NFL will never happen. Not while DirecTV holds exclusive rights to NFL Sunday Ticket. I'll say this bit again. The only reason this happened was because MLB developed an app for the PS3 for use in conjunction with their EXISTING MLB.tv web service. NBA and NHL do not have existing services. In order for the PS3 to have a similar app for either of those leagues, the NBA/NHL will have to first develop a web service similar to MLB's. Without that it's just not going to happen. And the reason this became an app in the first place was because of the overwhelming success of the MLB.tv web service to begin with.
MLB app is pretty effing awesome for most baseball fans. For around $100 you have access to ALL games. The only ones blacked out are local games, which almost anyone should be able to watch on their standard cable packages anyway. The key here is HD streaming of any and all out of market baseball games. And the reason why this is an app is because MLB.tv already exists as a web service. As far as I know none of the other sports (NFL, NHL, NBA) have web services that allow access to all out of market games. And by the way, any local game for any sport would be blacked out live on a service like this. If it's a good service, though, the service will offer the game archived immediately after it's over.
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