PlayStation 3

[laughs] Yeah.

And let me tell you right now, every time I'd go over to his house, we would boot up the PlayStation 3 and play Nazi Zombies, uh-

Grand Theft Auto

...

I loved them.

And, like, when I got a PS3, and, like, the, the PlayStation network became more of a thing-

Yep

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I went and, like, dow- bought those old games so I could play them on my PS3 again.

My brother did that too.

The nostalgia was, for Ape Escape What a great game that was.

And then Imitation Tom says, "Consoles ahead of their time.

Out.

I love the PS3 and then PS4.

Yeah.

Like, I love them for Madden.

Out.

I love the PS3 and, and PS4.

Yeah.

Like, I love them for Madden.

This was big on the PS2 system.

Did they make the leak to PS3? To my understanding, and please subject to change without notice, I believe that...

Three Onimusha games came out on PS2, and then no others came out.

Like, new entries came out beyond that.

And, like, if you let it play to the end and you let it loop, like, the music is phenomenal.

It looks phenomenal.

And I was a huge fan of Metal Gear Solid 4 on PS3.

Like, my review in the media, when I worked in the media, had this infamous line, not just game of the year, game of the decade.

We don't need the latest, greatest technology.

I mean, now the mod retro units are Nintendo likes, but I would love to see a new console that was basically a PS3, PS4 level graphics, took discs, played discs, was offline unless you wanted to be online, and you kept it under, you know, $300 or $400, and it was mostly designed for couch play.

That would be fantastic.

At that

Yeah.

And if I, you know, listen, if I think about as a fan now, you know, going back to, you know, like I said, back in the PS2, that PS2 to PS3 transition, what was that about? You know, why did EA suddenly absolutely take over at that point? It was the animation.

It was the physics.

It was everything that they were doing was such a high-end quality.

Adam, there was... a pro-evo entry that let you put chance in the game, right? Where they try to create the atmosphere by letting the community do, by putting chance in, you could put chance into the game, right? I'm thinking this right, because I remember, I'm pretty sure I was trying to find a Viva Ronaldo MP3 to get into the game.

Yeah, definitely, yeah.

I think it was the PS3 days that you could do it.

Yeah, it was something that, yeah, I mean, those days, a lot of things that, that we were doing in edit mode were, were, were amazing.

But first, software news.

RPCS3, the PS3 emulator on PC, now allows you to use physical disks to boot your game.

So if you have a disk of The Last of Us, you throw it in to your Blu-ray drive and you can play it in RPCS3.

This is both performative and cool at the same time.

Performative because there's like maybe three people in the world who still have a Blu-ray drive out there.

And cool because it is pretty cool.

You just put it in your disc if you have a PS3 disc and you could play on your PS3 emulator if it runs and all that sort of thing.

So this is cool if you're one of these people that have a disc drive, in which case I want to know in the comments, are you somebody who has a disc drive still on your PC? And if so, why? Game Native version 1.2.1 is now out in pre-release, Game Native being the PC emulation on Android emulator, for lack of a better way to explain it.

We don't need the latest, greatest technology.

I mean, now the mod retro units are Nintendo likes, but I would love to see a new console that was basically a PS3, PS4 level graphics, took discs, played discs, was offline unless you wanted to be online, and you kept it under $300 or $400, and it was mostly designed for couch play.

That would be fantastic.

At that