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Do Mega Man Legends 1 and 2 count? Every place I've seen bashes them for being "too cheesy" and "not true Mega Man games" but I thoroughly enjoyed them. Another one that probably not too many people have heard of is Azure Dreams.

Like the other guy said, 3 discs. But that's actually because of the cutscenes. All of the story and battle data is stored on each of the discs. (This is what lets me play FF7 even though my first and second discs are mildly fucked up.)

I don't know if this has been addressed, but the 404 page http://www.ocremix.org/404 Now has two broken links: Forums (because they still lead to phpbb2) and Links.

I politely contest that! but not this.

GTAIII was infinitely better than its predecessors.

Try Spekkosaurus' The Trial in Concert (click).

I think everyone is ignoring because it's ugly as fuck.

What the shit Also, for DarkeSword, I refuse to bid you good day. Instead, I say: Welcome Back!

They just hate you, Poiso.

Dude. Grammar. Spelling. Please. Fixéd.

He doesn't know. I'm gonna try something for crying out loud.

I'm happy with my 1 gig. bloody ugly smilies

Jeez, I was looking for that page. Thanks a bunch.

So I went to ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/plug-ins/v2.2/gap/ and tried opening some of the files in there, but I don't get it. How does this work? (I'm using XP btw)

When it happens. Seriously. It was supposed to happen when we migrated.

You really have ridiculously low standards, you know that?

I support this 100% despite its low chance of happening.

Ah, that's a little trickier. For 2.X PSPs, it'll go into one of those funny named folders in the root, AV or MV10something. For 3.0 and up it's the X:/VIDEO folder. The only format that I'm aware of working is mp4. (Someone feel free to correct me, though.) Tck, I just thought of something. If you format the memstick using the PSP, it'll make all of the necessary folders for you.

Happy to help a fellow PSP owner.

Don't freak out. MP3 is not the right place to put it. It's much easier to use the PSP like a removable drive and access it from My Computer (or whatever the mac equivalent is) and to go to (assuming the drive is named X) X:/PSP/MUSIC If you're gonna be stubborn and use WMP, see if there is a sub-folder for PSP.

One of two things is happening, you either don't have the right format (The PSP will only play mp3s and wma), or you put it in the wrong directory. Check that you put it into the correct directory.

On the main menu, go to Settings > USB Connection Now, your PSP should show up on your computer as a removable drive. Music should go into the directory X:/PSP/MUSIC And for god's sake, post in the PSP thread.

TBH - To be honest

It's working perfectly for me, and all I have installed is chipamp.

They be called sigs here, son.