[Nateblitz16]

Originally Posted by AlexBaka like i said - buy JB-king, 30% cheaper, do all the same things, can be restored after "suicide".

It can do everything that true blue can do except play games that were released after 2011

[AlexBaka]

all the games after 2011 can be played on PC...and PC can do much more than blue d**k

[Nateblitz16]

Originally Posted by AlexBaka all the games after 2011 can be played on PC...and PC can do much more than blue d**k

no..half of the games are not even on pc

Not every game released on ps3 has a pc version.

(btw I don't own the true blue dongle and i'm not planning to ever own the dongle.)

[majid25]

Let me just restate what I said.

Im not really venting I just wish this thing was cheaper and dont think its worth 60 dollars. i'm on both sides, I like TB for being the only group for putting out 3.60+ games making them playable, on the other hand it kind of sucks its not a free solution and I guess its stealing work from other people (according to what I've heard). But yea sorry if i came off wrong to anyone, I was just in class at the time wondering if the prices dropped since its been out for a while. I would get JB-King, but the fact it wont play all the newer games (i believe newest TB update stopped them?). Im pretty sure people heard me say this before, if Ultimate MVC3 was fixed I wouldnt even consider the dongle

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by majid25 I like TB for being the only group for putting out 3.60+ games making them playable

NOT true, i would consider games companies 'groups' and i can play any number of 3.60+ games on my PS3, without True Blue.

Oh and there is a method, that doesn't require a dongle, to play 3.56+ games on a CFW machine, we will never see it though.

[majid25]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin NOT true, i would consider games companies 'groups' and i can play any number of 3.60+ games on my PS3, without True Blue. Oh and there is a method, that doesn't require a dongle, to play 3.56+ games on a CFW machine, we will never see it though.

lol, my bad i wasnt specific enough. you know what i mean

[OoZic]

This one is to easy:

Originally Posted by Nateblitz16 You can get it for $53/€40 on lightake by using code "savingscam"

OT: there will only be a pricedrop if there is more competition than only one clone that damaged themselves by having a virus on their start home page

[xfcrowman]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Oh and there is a method, that doesn't require a dongle, to play 3.56+ games on a CFW machine, we will never see it though.

This is true, but given that this method will (probably) never be revealed, there isn't any point in mentioning it.

Originally Posted by AlexBaka all the games after 2011 can be played on PC...and PC can do much more than blue d**k

Also true (except for Jak & Daxter collection and possibly some others), but if a person doesn't already have a gaming PC, then this isn't an option either.

Of course, you could always buy a gaming PC, xbox 360, or 2nd ps3 to play these games, but none of those options costs less than $60. If the OP is complaining about spending $60, why would they even consider these other expensive options?

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by xfcrowman there isn't any point in mentioning it.

Yeah and we all should stop talking on this 'discussion 'forum', we should lock it down and make it read only.

[xfcrowman]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Yeah and we all should stop talking on this 'discussion 'forum', we should lock it down and make it read only.

That's not what I meant when I said that there was no point in discussing it. My point was that that method is not available to the public - only a select few can play all the latest games on a CFW PS3 without a dongle.

We can discuss it as much as we want, but why bother doing so when almost no one has that method? It's not as though the OP can solve his problem (i.e. the cost of a TB) by using this method. Certainly, the OP, myself, and most of the members of this forum would love it if this method was publicly available, and it would also mean the end of the DRM dongles.