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Thanks for the awesome job Lempel!
When can we expect the update? THAT'S what he should be telling us dammit. I want a midnight launch.
this man knows what he's talking about
...This guy rocks. Very well said.
With these added features, dedicated servers and Free online, its hard for anyone to claim now that PSN is inferior to XBL.
What do you guys think?
PS
Its already 2nd July here, but I'm at work so I dont know if its up yet. Any Aussies by their PS3 at the moment?