Hey Folks,
Doubt that anyone is posting here that remembered when I was part of some major epic Madden battles and plenty of trash-talking back in the day on a previous dol-fan site.
Well, fast forward about 5 years later and here I am, trying to learn how to use the Playstation 3. I am retired from Madden, because I live for NCAA 2010.
So who's got NCAA 2010, how does the online dynasty work? When you put custom sounds into the game and you play online, does the opponent hear them if you are hosting?
And on a totally separate note...I have yet to try Blu-Ray. I have an HDTV Flatscreen, will I see a huge difference with Blu-Ray?
Any general suggestions on using the Ps3 and/or NCAA 2010 would be greatly appreciated!
TT
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Yes, unless you are blind, use composite cables, or have a 20" screen. And even then you should notice some difference.
One of the best reasons to jump to blu-ray though is the audio. It is really stellar. -
Composite cable:
Component cable:
I'm not trying to be a smartass by any means... just you have composite and component cables confused is all, I think... or maybe you didn't, I don't know LOL. Sorry if you already knew this... But to answer your question, it goes (1) HDMI, (2) Component, and (3) Composite... So HDMI is the best. -
LOL nah... I think he meant if you were using the right technology consider the day in age.... And that if you WEREN'T using composite cables, DIDN'T have a 20" TV, and AREN'T blind, you'll see a noticeable difference in blue ray. And also hear a noticeable difference.Stitches likes this.
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Composite cables can't do HD resolutions, which is why I said if you don't use them you will see a difference.