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Does Verizon FIOS do this? I have 10mps down (ran speed tests to confirm) and I get the "connection has slowed" message. Also, some shows like The Office don't have each episode in HD. It'll tell me I have four bars but not say "Presented in HD" For the later issue, are not every episode...

That'd be great, but they should've waited till the software emulation was good to go before they removed BC.

You got the game via USPS? I live in Walpole and haven't gotten it yet :(

USPS sucks. I hate the "tracking"...

I'm making myself think it won't come here till the weekend. That way when I get it mid week I'm like "OMGWTFBBQ!!!" :-D

I see what you did there.

Well, I'm house sitting for my buddy. I just gotta take care of their two dogs and the rest of my time will be playing GTA4. Unless I get a date or something, then she can watch me play GTA4. I keed I keed!

Its hard to wait, but Im sucker for good deals. I also dont want to have to waste gas back and forth between a store to just return a game that I got from Tony so I can play it right away. ... or do I?

Hmm, I live one state over from Tony. I Expect to have it this weekend. I may just wait, I doubt I'll be able to play it till the weekend anyways.

Dual Shock 3, all I really want I think...

Yeah, I'm really tempted to just get it in a store and then return the one I got in the mail to the store...

So this would work on systems too? It seems you have to enter your credit card and billing info before you even get to enter the code which is freaking lame.

Thats most likely just the PS3 hardware that was "fixed" with the 80GB and now the 40GB.

I assume they will work on US PS3s but look at the back of any controller you have this gen. All have a FCC stamp on the back, which these wont. I doubt it matters but just throwing it out there.

It seems with the 80GB and all the Euro versions of the PS3 that the GS chip is enough to support alot of games. I wonder if they'll still support that kind of BC, it seems the PS3 is more than able to emulate the EE Chip.