A Rant On Bosses: Final Fantasy & Shank
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XTREME PS3 has compiled the biggest list of problems with the PlayStation 3 System Software, and a list of features that can make the PS3 even better. The article covers everything from the newly introduced in-game XMB to future improvements like cross-game chat.
Firmware 2.40 brings the PS3 closer to a fully-fledged system, but there are still problems with the system software and features that are missing. In this article, we detail some of the problems faced by the existing system software and what additional features can make it better. While not everyone will agree with the problems and improvements features in this article, it just goes to show how many flaws the system has and how far off it is from perfect.





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However, the person made a bit of a boo-boo....If they didn't restrict the friends list, people with like, a couple hundred friends would likely have a lot of problems loading it >_> It is already slow to load....
Also, being able to change your PSN name isn't a good idea, since trophies are locked to a specific PSN name, so retroactive trophies likely won't unlock, and who knows what sort of bugs will appear....
I WOULD like them to improve the flash version and memory allocation to the PS3 browser >_>
NO to receiving messages on my E-mail when I get a new PSN message (or at least the ability to turn off that feature)....I don't check my mail often, like, maybe once every week or two....I DON'T want to see possibly dozens of pointless alert messages in my inbox >_<
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the PS3 already upscale PS3 games?
It is already password protected, isn't it? You just have to change the settings so it doesn't auto-login you?
MGS doesn't use the PSN ID system? That is really dumb 0_o
Dang, there was an idea I had a moment ago, but I forgot >_
Also, only Warhawk and Burnout support retroactive trophies at the moment. I'm pretty sure you can change your XBL tag at the cost of points but I believe it automatically updates on your friend's lists, right? Does it retain your stats though?
I've done it before and nothing at all changes. You even keep your stats in games like CoD4 as if you didn't even change tags. Only con is that no one is notified of your change and your profile doesn't indicate you've changed. It can be solved by a simple message and changing your motto to say you've switched, but I wouldn't mind some sort of 'Player A was previously Player B' in your profile for a short period of time if any of your friends wonder who you are.
Besides the PS3 tells you you got a message when you sign in anyway.
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