No it is not considered a PC by the People who make and sell it
It is possible, but I have only seen it on playstation
It's not possible to play Sega Saturn games on a standard, unmodified PlayStation console. The two systems have completely different hardware architectures, operating systems, and game formats. A PlayStation is designed to read and run games specifically made for the PlayStation platform.
over 50 million have a PS3 and 150 million have a PS2 70 Million have a PSP and over 100 million PlayStation were sold. It is not possible to know how many people have a PlayStation model because many have more than a single model and some PlayStation are no longer in service, but over 370 million have been sold
Yes it is possible but it is not possible to battle people with ds from your computer and i prefer pokemon gold not silver
you can't i wish it was possible but it isn't maybe with a gameshark or something like that
You can't play PlayStation games on the computer. It is just not possible at all.
It is possible to use a PlayStation 2 emulator to play PS2 games on your computer. It is only legal to do if you own an original copy of the game.
If it is a phishing site, then it is possible for them to access personal information if you type it in. It is also possible if there is a key-logger on your computer.
I really don't think that's possible...
Yes. StayLifted
No. However, if you remove the hard drive, it can be used as a regular hard drive in a computer.
no it is not possible
Yes, a personal assistant can be considered a legitimate business expense if their services directly contribute to the operation or success of the business.
No
The PlayStation came out in 1994, well after the group had broken up
A supercomputer is a very fast computer. A computer that uses few instructions and runs them quickly is considered a RISC computer.
Including the PlayStation in this setup over-complicates things and gets you nowhere. Connecting a PlayStation 2 controller to a computer can easily be accomplished with the purchase of an adapter, that converts the PlayStation 2 connector to USB. These can be had from $5 to $15 dollars, depending on build quality. It is also possible to modify the cable yourself and connect it to the parallel port, although not many computers these days have one.