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Eeddris:
Hi nairalander,please is this so called emulator 4 Ps2 real and if yes .lez talk. (08032023223). Waiting

dan smith:
Not sure how graphics is supposed to influence a decision here, considering the 360 and PS3 are 99.9% identical in that dept.I am jus saying, i do not see how graphics in this context justifies anything.

PS3 games stores some parts of the game u got on the HDD so that load times can be improved (faster). There r rumours that you could actually buy a bigger HDD seperately and attached it to your PS3, not sure if it is through USB sha. hear some people already doing it

x Jayson x:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRaYXHHCgxo

You might want to see this. . . A2J

iykedee:
I see this as a good trend, so we cld all exchange cds and get the full experience cheaper.
Iykedee resides in lagos and has
1) mgs 4 (going to take a real good reason to let this one go)
2) uncharted: drake's fortune
3) COD4

Wanna switch?

recknass:
ok to use the pc suite go to your installer-sources-add(i.unlock.no)-refresh then go to install and download ziphone(all this is wifi dependent) after this you shoul be able to connect to tha suite

ogagusps3:
The 360 has a 30% failure rate while the ps3's failure rate is 0.02%.

A2J:
Thanks Dan Smith,

as for your question, i love adventures,action, racing and second person stimulation(,i.e i mean games that you get to control a group of soldiers at a go).

And what is the possibility of popular game series (PES,Fifa soccer,Socom -us navy seal-series,among others) being offered on both consoles.

And which of the console has lesser weight, i will surely be carrying it around when travelling.


I Am currently in Ghana, but moves between Lagos,Ibadan and Ghana, possible i have names of where i can get the consoles and games in these locations?

Jakumo:
The gas being flared around the clock in the Niger Delta, if tapped and piped to the rest of the country, could EASILY suffice for the cooking needs of every household in Nigeria, eliminating the the demand for firewood, which is a major causative factor in the ongoing rampant and unrestricted deforestation that will one day soon turn Nigeria into a barren and gully-eroded wasteland with absolutely no trees, as is the case in Haiti, where people are now reduced to digging up the rapidly vanishing dead roots of long ago destroyed trees and shrubs, in order to cook a meal.

Big B1:
Yes, we have nobody but ourselves to blame; but it is also amusing to me that we find it very difficult to recognize the enormous negative effect that could irrupt from a negative statement carelessly made by a potential next president of United States of America (the most powerful man on earth).

Nigerians just don't get it.
You guys wonder why you get on a different line at the airports just because your passport happens to be green; you also wonder why no-one is willing to do business with honest Nigerians all across the world. Well, you haven't seen anything yet, just wait and see.
Things will get worst if we continue to allow silly statement like this to drop off easily on the national TV and don't do anything about it (please, keep in mind that Obama's campaign is being televised all over the world in multiple languages)

Regardless of the matter, Obama wouldn't have made a silly comment about the Mexicans, even if the topic or subject has something to do with illegal Immigrant.

We do not get, but I'm sure that we will get it some day.

outlaws:


To:Nuzo:Dumb Shit:

Learn how to spell before you can post. You are a disgrace to Blacks. I hope you are not Black because you should have known all this years that a Black man is spelled like this, Black man not back man. What the hell is back man? People you see what I am talking about, not every body that look black know who they are.

Mr. dumb shit, learn to spell and then we can debate if you are old enough to continue posting your shit in this thread.

onyinye2:
HELL YEAH!!!!! all those who fall for Nigerian scams are greedy as hell. I remember one lady in houston left her five kids at home to marry some Nigerian man who told her to send 200,000 dollars so he could make the wedding arrangements. Of course when she came, the man was gone. And CPS took her kids.

That is why when i watch "I go chop you dollar" by Nkem Owoh with what some of what he says and laugh.

Arielle:
I don't know if most Nigerians, well-traveled and otherwise, actually appreciate the level of our notoriety. Why should Obama not warn his country men about the infamous letters and e-mails from Nigeria? His allegiance is to them and not us, as it should be.
Sure they are lots of honest Nigerians (by the way, the "few rotten apples" thing doesn't fly any more. We all know its a heck of a lot more than that.) but does Obama know the poor Grandma who toils everyday to eek out an honest living for her family? Does he know Iya Risi who treks miles with a basket of tomatoes to the market to earn a living to feed her family?
He knows the big men and leaders who have raped a stupendously wealthy nation and pauperized her once-respected, intelligent and hard working citizens. He knows of Okereke-Onyiuke, a professor, a supposedly well-read woman, head of the Stock Exchange,who, in a bid to massage her typically over-sized ego of the Nigerian public official, knowingly or unknowingly perpetrated a fraud against the people who donated to the fund-raising.
What extreme callousness to raise such a stupendous amount to send abroad, in a country rank with abject poverty and hopelessness.
Respect is earned, not demanded. And we continue to do precious little to earn that respect.
World leaders,more than most, know our incredible potential. It must stick in every right-thinking human being's craw to see how we continue to waste it away.
Of course there are scammers in every country. But our ostentatiousness, and glorification of wealth, whatever its source, have aided our well-deserved notoriety. Additionally, Nigerians generally tend to be quite dynamic and intelligent even when on the wrong side of the law. Our positive attributes that enable us to shine also brings more notice to us when we commit crimes.
B1, sorry you were scammed at 13. What did you lose, your pocket money? My God-mother, who is American, has a neighbour who lost half of his life savings.

vowiski:
PS3-exclusive thriller Heavy Rain has the best graphics we've ever seen, and promises to innovate stale adventure game conventions.
When describing a game like Heavy Rain, you've got to start with your most immediate impressions: the graphics. Heavy Rain's visuals look so phenomenal, so realistic, so lavish, that they probably qualify as the most impressive graphics ever produced for a video game. And the game hasn't been released yet! Even the title screen looks sensationally realistic. Upon loading the game, you're greeted with a close-up shot of a terrified (and unnamed) woman who glances nervously around the screen. You can see the detail in every pore on her face, every gleam and twitch of her eyes, and every bead of sweat that trickles down her forehead. It looks truly magnificent, and it's all in real-time - no pre-rendered visual fakery here! Part of this magic lies in the details: the developers actually motion-capture eye movements for their virtual actors, lending an air of unnerving realism.

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