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Sony Europe boss David Reeves has suggested you could always download PS3 films from Bittorrent while waiting for the PSN video service to launch here - assuming you're not bothered about quality.
"We are a PAL market and we are going to do it in PAL and we are going to do it properly," Reeves told ButtonMasher.
"You can wait for it and you can have it in good quality. You know, you can get the stuff from BitTorrent if you want to and download PSP games, it's up to you."
David Reeves told us earlier this month that the PS3 video service would only be available in the US until the end of 2008 - other regions will be looked at in "due course".
Sony Computer Entertainment began accepting applications on Thursday for a closed beta test of its PlayStation Home virtual environment.
PlayStation Home is a virtual world where users are represented by avatars and can meet and interact with other users via text chat, voice chat and other unspecified communications methods, according to Sony. In demonstrations given by the company it looks something like a combination of the online Second Life virtual community populated by personal avatars along the same lines as Nintendo's Mii avatars, albeit with an appearance closer to that of a person and less like a cartoon.
It was first announced in July last year and at the time Sony said it would be available globally in the "fall" of 2007 but that was delayed until "spring" 2008 at the Tokyo Game Show last year. Then, earlier this year Sony said it would be delayed again until a beta test in the second half of this year, which is a promise it has made good on.
Applications are initially being accepted from Thursday until Aug. 11 from users in Japan only. Sony expects to offer access to about 10,000 gamers during the beta, which will begin in late August.
During the beta stage users will be able to play the games that make up Bandai Namco's "Namco Museum" package, which include PacMan, in the service's "Game Space."
Similar closed beta tests are due in other markets at about the same time and an open beta test will commence later this year, said Sony.
Q: Will I be able to get downloadable content?
A: Yes, but... the system needs to think you're from the US/Canada. This means setting up your XBL/PSN account as a North American resident and getting a North American credit card with billing address to match. The easiest way that we've figured out of doing this is http://www.entropay.com . It's a virtual credit card of sorts where you pay to add credit to it and then you can use it online like any other credit card. You register with your real address and then you give XBL/PSN your fake US address for billing, entropay will not give you one (though they will give you all the other card details you might need). Apparently they sometimes do random ID checks which may cause problems but you'll just have to think happy thoughts.
I followed this guide
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-11W8DOLK78
Not sure about itunes files but it finds anything in the folders you specify and shares them over and then you can copy them onto the harddrive. You casn also put a youtube video link, google and others into it and it will copy that video over to the ps3 and allow you to copy it to the Hdd
It wont let me I'm really jacked off I can't find a way to do it... I can go in to start a custom game and then tick to invite you but I can't find any way to accept you or anyone as a friend... Will be back on next mon/tue and will have another go...Nick, you still need to go into your message list and accept my friend request.
Send me a friend invite then, I'll accept yours