Try finding a YouTube video of the PSONE Classics running on a PS3, PsSP, or Vita. I find them indistinguishable from the actual console. I’m sure I could find something if I looked for it, but there are no graphical glitches, uneven framerate, or weird audio cracks and pops.
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The audio works great for me.
The PSOne classics are pretty much all crossbuy for PS3/PSP/PSVITA. There might be some that don’t work on vita but I couldn’t say for sure. It will say on the store what systems it will work for.
All PS3s can play PS1 games off the disk. It’s only the PS2 BC that was removed in later hardware revisions.
My guess on mercury being popular is simply that it was a shiny metallic liquid. When you observe liquid mercury flowing it just looks surreal.
I’m sure you have already received comments regarding this, but I know that my TV has the option to disable the TV speakers. That would prevent anyone from “accidentally” turning up the TV volume. I also have everything wired through the surround receiver with only one output going to the TV. The only function that…
It’s all in how you word the question. Which sounds better?
Would you buy a car that you could not drive?
Would you buy a car with a “chauffeur” feature that allowed you to do other tasks while commuting?
In it’s most basic definition a Calorie is a unit of energy. In reference to food it is an estimate of how much energy our bodies are able to extract from the food. Our bodies also require energy to operate, and the energy our bodies use is extracted from macronutrients such as carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. Thus,…
Am I correct in this interpretation? If you decide to keep your car instead of taking the buyout then you MUST get it fixed before you can sell it?
I don't know the dimensions of the new Panamera, but the old/current ones are large vehicles. 4,400 lbs does not seem unreasonable.
That was at the museum, not the factory.
And every one of those revisions kept the hardware specs the same. A PS3 super slim ran PS3 games the exact same way as a PS3 fat.
Most people seem to think that the 2016 Camaro is a mid cycle refresh rather than a complete from the ground up change.
I agree that we are in diminishing returns, and that the air quality of today is much noticeably better than 40 years ago. However, most people still do care about emissions. If catalytic converters weren’t required I would guarantee that a lot of people would buy cars without them to save a few bucks on the upfront…
A typical consumer does not care about emissions because it does not affect their wallet.
I was just referring to newer standards requiring a larger gap between the engine and the hood of the car. Everyone here referencing low hood lines is referring to cars from the 90s.
My uncle is 6' 10", and his wife is 4' 11". It's very difficult for them to car shop.
The high beltlines have more to do with pedestrian crash standards requiring a certain amount of cushion between the hood and top of the motor. Add the fact that modern DOHC motors are taller than motors of yore, and you now have to raise the hood that much higher. A car would look awkward if it had a high hood line…
It might just be me, but I test drove a Taurus a couple of years ago, and the drivers seat is very cramped. I had no room for my legs even with the seat set all the way back. My knee wanted to be inside the center stack. The passenger seats were no problem. The Fusion was much more comfortable inside.