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How do you know if your PS3 is 80GB?
by the model number and not all PS3 80GB have the same model
What is a CECHA01 PS3?
It is a certain model number of a ps3.
Can PS2 games be played on the PS3 console?
On the older model PS3 with 4 USB ports most games PS2 can be played, but not on PS3 consoles than have only 2 USB ports.
Do all PS3 controllers work with the new PS3 slim model?
yes
What is a PS3 cech-3001b?
It is a 320 GB PS3 released August 2011 and the last model of the slim PS3 before the new Super Slim. The 160 GB model ends with an A
Which PS3 model is the best?
the ps3 slimeline
How do you know if your PS3 is 80GB?
by the model number and not all PS3 80GB have the same model
What is a CECHA01 PS3?
It is a certain model number of a ps3.
Can ps2 games work in PS3?
It depends on what model PS3 you have. If you have a 20, 60, or 80 GB model you can play most PS2 games without a problem. If you do not have one of those models you cannot play any PS2 games on your PS3.
Can PS2 games be played on the PS3 console?
On the older model PS3 with 4 USB ports most games PS2 can be played, but not on PS3 consoles than have only 2 USB ports.
When will the white PS3 come out?
A new white model is not expected for the PS3
How much money are PS3?
The PS3 slim are 299.95 in the USA for the 120GB model and 349.99 for the 250 GB model, Some of the Drakes Uncharted 160GB model PS3 bundles are still around for 399.99.
How much electricity does black ops on ps3 use?
The PS3 can use up to a certain amount of power depending on the PS3 model. The first models use the most and it decreases until the newest models.
List the most valuable stone to least most valuable?
Most valuable: Diamond Least valuable: Gravel
Do all PS3 controllers work with the new PS3 slim model?
yes
What is a PS3 cech-3001b?
It is a 320 GB PS3 released August 2011 and the last model of the slim PS3 before the new Super Slim. The 160 GB model ends with an A
What does PS3 mean?
It means that it is the third model of the Playstation.
