Dgc1808 on 24 November 2008
| goddog said: "So there we have it. Clearly, the PlayStation 3 is a much more robust and fully-featured device than it was at launch. " no your wrong here. removal of hardware, then software backwards compatibility means it is not, unless of course your lucky enough to have a 20, or 60 gb unit. not related to the prior comment, wifi is a luxury, that honestly hurts gameplay speed, download speed, and leaves you open to security issues. they could save money and cut costs by removing that feature, a feature, which is less valuable then backwards compatibility. |
I remember some recent poll that said over 65% of PS3 owners use WiFi instead of wired connections. Can't find it though :S.
But heck. I use WiFi instead of wired and my ps3 is set less than 5 feet away from my router.... it's just one less port I have to use, and one less wire that has to be there....
4 ≈ One
