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I love this idea! I think it would be great on a notebook. People could take their games with them when they travel. I’m not sure how feasible it is though… PS3 requires some pretty hefty hardware. Ben Heck made a PS3 notebook and it’s pretty huge:
http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/10/the-ps3-laptop-from-ben-heck-to-engadget-with-love/)
It might be possible to build a PS2 into a computer though. Which would still be pretty sweet.
The idea here is that you could buy a computer with a PS3 integrated. Whether this would actually be useful or not I have no idea, just an idea.
- PSP game compatibility/integration
- GPU integration
- LocationFree integration
- Splashtop integration
I have owned every playstation console. Until recently I was very happy with them. The PS3 seems to offer exclusively online multiplayer games, whats up? If i wanted to play MMOs I’d play world of warcraft or something on the computer.
I know I’m not alone when I say that most of the fun of video games comes from playing them with your friends, this is the case for me. I’d really appreciate it if sony took a stand with their gaming companys and said “We need more Co-op games.” The last co-op game that I know about for PS3 is Resistance Fall of Man… I’ve yet to purchase another one since. -Due to lack of co-op.
Also, I was so excited for Ratchet and Clank, I remembery playing the last one with my roomate… 1 player now???... what a let down.
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