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Man, I wasn't even thinking about AAA or NXT. That's amazing.
If the saves are already converted by someone else then it's just a matter of copying some files around and then onto your PS3. If you have your own saves, you need to convert them yourself first. They explain the process in the link Ex posted above.2GOLD said:Is the whole file thing easy? Like is it just a USB drive and good to go or do I need to do a lot of shit to make the move?
Tiger Style said:Yeah I loaded that one up and was shocked to see how many are remakes of the default roster. Hell most of the defaults are slotted in the Retired section so they're hidden from you being able to use them. Had to move Vader back into active competition, well.. because CRITICAL!
If you haven't already taken a look, I found that if you go to Other settings through the XMB screen and change it to Full Screen with Smoothing ON, the game looks amazing on a big screen. This is about as close as i'm gonna get to HD fire pro lol.Dobbs3K said:So awesome to be able to play FPR again...but my timing is way off! I think it's probably because I'm playing on a plasma TV...having a really hard time getting the timing down, even if I lower the difficulty of matches to "2".
WWE 2K14 will be released in the UK for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 1st November, 2K Sports has told Eurogamer.
2K announced a 29th October release for the game in North America last night during its financial results briefing.
This year's entry in the long-running wrestling series is the first to be published by 2K, following the demise of previous publisher THQ.
But, like last year, the game will again skip Wii U. The last title in the WWE series to be released on a Nintendo console was WWE '12 for Wii.
There's also no word of a next-gen console release, although 2K may be keeping such a version under wraps until Microsoft unveils the next Xbox next week.
bps21 said:Those graphics look like they're for the Gamecube.