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You cannot access in-game XMB while watching DVDs or Blu-ray, or while playing PS1/PS2 games. (Not even PS1 classics from the store). In the PlayStation Blog FAQ they said they were looking into getting in-game XMB working for movies.
Games need to be PATCHED to support custom soundtracks, even with the new update. To date, NO GAMES support custom soundtracks through the XMB.
Games also need to be patched to support trophies. Almost all games will NOT have reteroactive trophies (there are a few exceptions) because otherwise people could trade old save games to trophy *****. The following games have been patched with trophy support:
- Super Stardust HD
the update was over hyped and i am hugely disappointed with it :/
The big news:
In Game XMB!!!!!!
In-game chat doesn't work yet though.
In Game Music!!!!
Doesn't work in GTAIV though
TROPHIES!
I didn't give a damn about "Achievements" I care even LESS about "trophies." Am I the only person left on earth without OCD?
Yeah, I don't understand the lure of trophies and achievements. I have a friend with a 360 that just thinks Achievements are the greatest thing, but nothing short of it being amazing content is going to make me replay content I've already played.
I think this firmware update borked my PS3. I installed the update, let it do its thing, rebooted, and now I have a bluish-greenish screen with a moving ribbon, but nothing else. The hard drive light does not blink, and no controllers respond.
Turning off the console manually and then turning it on results in the same screen.
EDIT: Now when I turn it off and back on I get absolutely nothing but a blank screen.
EDIT2: Apparently I'm not the only one who's had this issue:
http://kotaku.com/5021458/ps3-240-update-problems-and-solutions
The early solution is to turn off the PS3, remove the hard drive, format it in a PC, and then reinsert it into the PS3, turn on the PS3 and then follow the prompts that lead to formatting the hard drive. Perfect.
Upon formatting the system settings and account details are retained but any game saves, demos, videos, music, pictures, game data, etc. anything stored on the drive is gone.
I think this firmware update borked my PS3. I installed the update, let it do its thing, rebooted, and now I have a bluish-greenish screen with a moving ribbon, but nothing else. The hard drive light does not blink, and no controllers respond.
Turning off the console manually and then turning it on results in the same screen.
EDIT: Now when I turn it off and back on I get absolutely nothing but a blank screen.
EDIT2: Apparently I'm not the only one who's had this issue:
http://kotaku.com/5021458/ps3-240-update-problems-and-solutions
The early solution is to turn off the PS3, remove the hard drive, format it in a PC, and then reinsert it into the PS3, turn on the PS3 and then follow the prompts that lead to formatting the hard drive. Perfect.
Upon formatting the system settings and account details are retained but any game saves, demos, videos, music, pictures, game data, etc. anything stored on the drive is gone.
wow i wont upgrading anytime soon then
I still have the standard 40GB HDD in mine and I updated from moment it came out no problems even download the patch to Super Stardust but that had a problem with restarting and then downloading it failed twice.
I reckon it's something to do with the consoles with bigger HDDs in them and it's only a small few.
I reckon it's something to do with the consoles with bigger HDDs in them and it's only a small few.
Mine's a stock 40 GB system. It had a linux partition.