Maybe I should return the game and seek psychological help?

Best answer: Your PS3 has a 120GB hard drive.

The PS3 reserves some space for the operating system, leaving you with 111GB of usable space. Of this, you are currently using 75GB.

I don't want no 'custom pc' bulshit...

Best answer: You could see about getting a used one on ebay or craigslist for under $200 if you're lucky but it's doubtful there would be many that cheap in fully working condition.

Gaming was never considered a cheap hobby. Might just have to bite the bullet and save up a few more pennies to get a PS4 if that's what you want.

If you're over 18 and don't yet have a credit card but do have a reliable source of income, it might not be a bad time to try and build some credit by financing one. That way you can pay it off over time and, if you take advantage of deals, not pay any interest if you pay it all off in time.

It's been weeks since I last touched my computer and for some reason it's now acting strange.. Whenever I am using my phone, the internet is fine but when I go and open my PC, the connection on my phone becomes slower, same as on my PC. Sometimes, it's only on the PC that's slow. Sorry on the details that I gave, I am not that fond to these kinds of things.

i want it to play this pokemon game that i have its been getting annoying for a while now and i need to overcome this urge.

I told my brother that for some reason video game prices havent really changed over almost 20 years and he tried to make me feel stupid. I looked it up and it showed almost every other console from back then and it looked like they’ve been priced the same, but what about games for the first original xbox

I've been thinking of buying some old xbox games off of amazon but are they compatible with my black 360?

I have no idea how it works really

Best answer: There's no way to say. It may last many years, or only a few days.

I have a PS3 that I bought nearly 7 years ago and it still works fine and I haven''t really dusted it in a few years.

Hello, I just built my own gaming pc for $3,500 so I can play games on Ultra settings. But I'm wondering if my PC is overkill for it. Did I really need to spend that much money so I can run well? Or what should I have spent? (Prices are the estimate that I paid for) PC Specs: CPU: i7-8700k @4.7 GHz ($330) GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Windforce OC ($795) Tower: Rosewill Cullinan ATX ($109) Motherboard: Gigabyte Z370 Works Gaming 7 ($230) RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeane RGB 3333MHz ($420) PSU: Evga Supernova 1000 G3 80+ Gold ($200) Case fans: 7 ($24) Cooler: MasterAir Maker 8 ($115) M.2: Intel Optane Memory 32GB ($60) Hard drive: Seagate IronWolf 12TB ($430) Monitor: BenQ GL2460 ($120) Mouse: Razer Lancehad TE ($100) Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Chroma V2 ($129) Headset: Razer Kraken Pro 7.1 Chroma ($80) Mousepad: Razer Firefly Cloth ($60) Mic: Blue Yeti ($120) WiFi card: TP-Link Archer AC-1900 ($80) Webcam: Logitech Brio ($160)

I have the urge to make a permanent switch to PC gaming after being a console gamer for over 20 years. Should I make the switch? I think I am going to feel much more comfortable sitting behind a PC and playing PC games. Will I pick up the new controls quickly? Thanks!

Best answer: Because PC more power for better graphics