I’m still sitting here holding my breath for Agent to come out.

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Killzone 3 has to be the single most technically impressive visual feast on the PS3, with uncharted 3 as a close second and God of war ascension following close behind it. If it ran at 1080p 60fps, it would hold up extremely well against even current titles. Not like this is close to happening or anything but hearing…

It never ceases to impress me how far the emulation scene has come and how quickly they move. At this rate I wouldn’t be surprised if they had fully functional PS3 emulation in a year or two. These guys and gals are doing the lord’s work, I tells ya.

Backpack, Backpack! Backpack, Backpack! YEAHHH!!!

The form/design of the LP120 copies the classic SL-1200. But internally they are as different as a Porsche 930 to a Mazda Miata.
As well as being far more solid and durable (most important for DJing) The Technics has a solid direct drive motor compared to the A-T belt drive. Which means there is no ‘give’ in the…

Vinyl has a dynamic range of about -60dB (this is equal to about 12-bit POWr dithered audio) while 16-bit CD has a dynamic range of 96(or 98) .

(99% of music these days has less than -30dB of dynamic range)

Vinyl can produce 40kHz tones at 45RPM (This is about equal to 96k ADAD converter) with a good stylus; while CD…

The motor, wow and flutter levels, the actual construction, everything. Technics became the biggest name in djing because their products lasted, which is why even used models sell at relatively high prices. They really are the standard for turntables. I’ve used Stanton and Vestax, and while they are perfectly…

Yes, it’s different, but it’s also important to note that the AT-LP120 is based off the original Technics 1200 design, which was invented in the 70s.

The Tech 12s, the ones-and-twos, were legendary for their high-torque motor that would play at speed almost instantaneously. If you try mixing on an inferior turntable, you get frustrated real fast.

take all the time you need guys, make the game up to your standards. one month is nothing

“I can already see the scene,” he said, chuckling. “Elena says, ‘Where do we go now, Drake?’ And he’s like, ‘THE MOON.’ And then Sully’s in the background saying, ‘You’re goddamned right we’re going to the moon, kid.’”

PSX’s signature wall is quite a sight. These things are becoming a convention staple, but it’s still cool to see what people put on them. Remarkable lack of dicks here. Way to show restraint, PlayStation fans!