Don't we have a Rock Band thread for PS3? I was looking because I gots me one of these:
I saw you playing it last night on my Friends List and realized I never remembered you having Rock Band before. Enjoy, I know I do.
I went to the Game Stop in the mall (bad mistake). I had to wait in line until someone could help me. Every five minutes small children would run up to the counter and ask how much DS games cost.
The associate asked me: "Did you know
Guitar Hero 4 will be set up just like this?"
And??? So??? Duh???
What am I supposed to say? Did he want me to pre-order it or what? I don't think I got over him calling it Guitar Hero 4 and not Guitar Hero: World Tour, so I left him to hang out and dry.
Yeah, the Rock Band vs Guitar Hero thing is getting to be as bad as the fanboy console wars. From what I can tell it is really just a matter of preference based on whether you want a pure guitar experience or you want a full band experience, plus DLC content.
Personally, I prefer Rock Band.
You have a lot of DLC to catch up on.
No kidding. I bought mine last month and have spent untold amounts of money on DLC. This is one of the few cases where I feel the DLC is 100% worth it.
My friends actually have the PS2 version, so the PS3 instruments will work with it. That's why I just bought the guitar. I don't need a drum kit cluttering up my small living room.
The drums actually say PS2/PS3 on the instructions, so you are definitely fine for that.
I didn't realize the guitars were interchangeable.
sorry for asking jeesz... as it made so much noise i could actually hear it with headphones on ... i just wondered.
One thing you should check though is that your vents are clear of dust. If you have a lot built up I suggest using a small vacuum. I don't suggest canned air as it can blow dust back into the system.
Also is it positioned so that the vents aren't blocked slightly and have good air flow around them? I actually rearranged my XBox and Wii so that the PS3 could have the vents facing away from everything. If you have another device on the same side as the vents, or it is in a cabinet of some sort, it might not be getting good airflow, so the hot air can just sit around the system, heating it from the outside. In that case the fans have to work harder because it isn't cooling as quick as it should.
I have yet to hear of a case of a properly functioning PS3 overheating and dying (although I did see a story where the heat from the PS3 killed his 360) but I have to imagine it does shorten the lifespan of the system.
Right now my wife and I are planning to get an HDTV, which means we need a home theater stand. My choices are actually being based around keeping my PS3 cool. Right now we are looking at an open three-shelf system with glass shelves and a brushed steel frame that mounts the TV on an arm above it.