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Say I downloaded a couple of games directly from PSN. Digital copies, as they name them. I have my console for quite some time and I feel as though its time is up. Will I lose my digital downloads? Are they somehow tied to the PSN account? I read somewhere that if it dies, than you can download the games again on another PS3. It simply seems a bit far fetched for me. Anyway, thanks for the effort.

Please, no spoilers. I would like to know what dlc is the better of the two. Money invested wise. I only have 10 bucks and I want to get my hands on one, but I don't really know which one. I know that From Ashes is stronger on the story part, while the gamplay remains the same, and Leviathan is just the opposite. In the end, what do you think that I should do? Which one should I buy? Which one did you like more, and why? And again, please, no spoilers. Thanks for the feedback. Stay strong.

What do you think about them? Do you like them, do you dislike them? And if so, why? I tend to love calm people just because of the fact that it takes maturity and emotional stability to achieve that level of "temper", so to speak. And being in control of your emotions when overwhelmed is a great thing to experience, if achieved. I also think that people who are able think with their brain, and actually analyzing the possible consequences of doing what they think it's right at that moment are a precious thing. So, what's your take? What kind of person are you? Thanks for the feedback. Stay strong.

Here's the deal. I searched and eventually found out what the hell was happening. It's like this: C, as a whole, has about 50 gigs. As of now, only about 5 are free. I went to see where the hell is all the used space and I stumbled upon an annoying little folder. It's called Users. And in "users", there's another one with my computer's name. I click on properties and see that it's frickin' 15 gigs of used memory. Then I go into the folder and select all the folders individually, and to my surprise, the biggest one is just a couple hundred megabytes. What the hell? When I select all of them and click properties it shows that they are only about 600 megabytes of used space. Then, when I go back, and select the folder as a whole, it shows 15 gigs. Why is this? A virus, maybe? Thanks for the feedback.

Do you think that I can play any kind of games with my system specs? And if so, what do you think I could run?

- Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2140 @ 1.60GHz

- 1.6 GHz

- 2.1 GB RAM

- Windows 7

- RADEON X700 PRO (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM):

Video RAM: 1.0 GB

Hardware T&L: Yes

Pixel and Vertex shader version: 2.0

- DirectX 11.0

So, can I run any games at all or not? Thanks for your time.

I know, I know, it was barely released. However, because of the fact that I only have about 10 bucks on PSN, I can't get it. How long until the price drop? Do you think it won't drop at all or I just have to wait a couple of months? Thanks.

I'm a fan of the supernatural and I have watched a lot of stuff. Movies, television shows, you name it. But for some whatever reason, when I gave the pilot episode of True Blood a try a while back, and then I watched a couple more episodes but it didn't quite catch my interest. Interesting concept and all, with the vampires revealed to the world, and the shapeshifter and so on but when I heard that Sookie was a fairy I just...I couldn't watch it anymore. I don't remember exactly why. I heard and read that a lot of people are turned off by its gory nature and its rather odd vampire sex but I say the more, the merrier. I don't mind that. However, it's just something that doesn't quite get me in the show. Do you think that if I watch a few more episodes I will eventually start to enjoy the show? Does it get better as it goes on? Thanks for the feedback. Stay strong.

Should I? Please, no obsessed fans. I want your opinions on these movies as what they are: movies. Standalone movies. I don't care for the books but I may want to give the movies a try. I watched the first ones a while back but I don't remember much of it. Are all the movies worth watching? Or just some? And as movies, are they good, bad, entertaining? Even though I don't really like magic, do you think that I would be able to enjoy Harry Potter's universe and mythology? Thanks for the feedback and effort. Stay strong.

I don't follow comics or anything but I have to admit, Hulk is one badass character. Seeing that, I wanted to learn more about him but I just don't want to read that many stories to find out about him. What I want to know is, why does Bruce hate his angry green persona? He's similar to a superhero, when controlled. Not just that, but the man can't die because he will eventually transform into the green giant. So, why does he have so many negative emotions towards Hulk? Did he kill someone close to him, seeing that he calls it a curse...

Thanks for the feedback and effort. Stay strong.

I have recently started to change the way I look and I want to inform myself as much as possible about this subject. And, if you don't mind me asking, I have a couple of questions I'd like to be answered by you. Here goes:

1. What is best for my situation? Fast walking, jogging or running. Honestly I was thinking of gradually stepping up in the order I wrote them. Do you think it's a good idea? I enjoy running but seeing as my body can't quite handle it as well as I thought it would, I would like to know if it's still worth doing two - three sprints of about 30 seconds each.

2. What should be the pillar of the workout: keeping your heart beating fast or sweating?

3. How much time would it be healthy, for me, to do this? I was thinking that about an hour, more or less, should be enough. Until I manage to get used to it, of course.

4. What time of the day is best for the activity? In the morning or at night? I prefer in the morning, since I'm off after a good night sleep but I don't know, if you've experienced both of them, what do you think is best, again, for me.

Those would be my questions. Any feedback will be appreciated but I prefer good if possible. And another thing, don't list some site with running programs of some sort; I want to hear it from you, from your experience.

That's about it. Again, feedback will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for the effort. Stay strong.

I know, it's a weird question, but I'm performing a rather odd and funny experiment with a couple of my friends. We've already asked a bunch of people but most of the answers were either inconsistent or just plain stupid. So, here's the the thing. The gender doesn't matter. The person has to be a virgin. The person has to be "experienced". Meaning that he or she knows what they're doing in bed. So, have you encountered such people? I did. It was a night to remem-let's just leave it at that, shall we? Anyway, thanks for your time and effort.

Recently I've been watching some asian movies, and of course, asians...They really are good at everything. They made some good movies. I'd like to hear some of your thoughts about what do you think are the best asian movies out there. I'm leaning towards movies similar to:

- I Saw The Devil

- Oldboy

- A Bittersweet Life

- The Raid: Redemption

I'm really interested in movies, if there are more, such as Oldboy or I Saw The Devil. Thriller, horror( I Saw The Devil type of horror, not one hundred gallons of blood everywhere horror), psychological or even action oriented. So, do you have any ideas? Thanks for your time.

I've recently watched the movie "Gone Baby Gone", and as always, I can't seem to get rid of the thoughts about the final choice. I'm all for not taking the child away from their parents, but in the movie's case, the mother was in no condition to take care of her daughter...at least from my point of view. She would've become the same as her mother. I have this thing in mind where I'm always thinking what if there was some kind of test to see if you're indeed able to raise a kid. That would eliminate half the f-ed parents out there for sure. Moving on, and returing to the movie's "what if situation", the little girl clearly would've been better off with Freeman. All though it wasn't the right thing to do in the first place, kidnapping her, it was better than leaving her with a mess of a mother. Now, I don't want to get out of the movie's universe, and say that they should've at least contacted the social services and put her in foster care or something but it still runs through my mind. At last, my question is, if you were in the protagonist' place, what would you have done? And why? Thanks for taking your time to read and answer. Cheers!

I'm ONLY interesting and intrigued by the protagonist, Dr. House. I don't care about his staff, the hospital buisness and what's in between. With that said, should I endure full episodes of uninteresting hospital drama JUST FOR seeing few glimpses of House every now and then? What do you think? Thanks for answering.

I'm in a tight spot here and I need some advice. Good advice, preferably. I find myself wanting to watch a couple of TV-shows, and anime on the side, but I don't have all the time in world. How do you think that I should proceed? Currently I'm watching Castle but I'm about to start watching Grimm, Psych, Breaking Bad and I also want to re-watch Dexter and some other shows I've already watched. What do you think I should do? Should I watch one, from beginning to end, the move on to another, or should I watch a little bit of everything? Have you encountered this problem, if you could call it that? Thanks.

Just to get what I'm referring to, I've always had a thing for smart aass characters. Those who have a thing to say anytime, anyplace. Those rebels without a cause. Those who don't care about rules. Those who are considered "bad boys", or noncomformists. Those that make the rules. Some examples that are similar to what I'm looking for are:

- Riddick from Chronicles of Riddick

- John Bender from The Breakfast Club

- Ren from Footloose

- Patrick Verona from 10 Things I Hate About You

These are the type of characters I'm looking for. Are there any more I might've missed? If you happen to know and answer to my question, your effort would be appreciated. Thanks.

Do you know of any movies that revolve or portray great male characters? What I mean by great male characters, not performances. Men that can speak their minds, be themselves, not caring about what people think, not being intimidated by various things and so on. In short, real men. Just so you could get an idea of what type of male characters I'm referring to, I'm looking for characters similar to those of John McClane from Die Hard, Tyler Durden from Fight Club, John Bender from The Breakfast Club and even Balboa from Rocky. These are, in essence the type of characters I'm looking for. Now, to be clear, my target here is not "guy movies" but rather "guy characters". So, if you managed to understand what I was trying to say, and if you know of any movies, let me know. I appreciate all the answers, especially those who answer my question. Thanks.

Simply put, the smartest movies you've ever seen. Mindblowing story-wise. You know, the ones that either blow your mind or make you actually think. I have seen so far:

- Inception

- Fight Club

- The Machinist

- Twelve Monkeys

- Memento

- The Butterfly Effect

- The Prestige

- Shutter Island

- The Matrix

- The Game

- Donnie Darko

- Total Recall

- The Usual Suspects

- The Sixth Sense

- The Shawshank Redemption

- Se7en

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

I've yet to see but probably should soon: Black Swan, Over the Cuckoo's Nest. If you have any suggestions left, feel free to tell me. Thanks a lot.

What I mean is, some movies where the action takes place, preferably in a mental institution or something of the sort. Or about one or something. I'm sort of intrigued and creeped out by it and I'd like to find out if there are some good movies on the subject. Presenting the life of an insane person or something. Right now I'm watching Sucker Punch but it's not what I thought it would be, even though the idea is, esentially there. So, do you know of any movies that do this kind of stuff WELL? Thanks.