playstation 2

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has named former President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.. Ken Kutaragi the recipient of the coveted 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award. The President of the AIAS said “If it wasn’t for Ken and his concept of the original PlayStation there wouldn’t be the billion dollar industry there is today. His contributions have clearly set new standards for developers publishers and consumers worldwide.”. He was also praised for his passion and innovative thinking. To quote: About Ken Kutaragi:The “Father of PlayStation” launched his career in 1975 by joining Sony Corporation’s research lab where he earned the reputation as an excellent problem solver and forward-thinking engineer. This same reputation was confirmed over the years by Kutaragi’s vision and foresight of the potential of computer entertainment. In the late 1980’s he presented his idea to build new gaming technology. This landmark proposal to Sony allowed Kataragi to bring to the market in 1994 the original PlayStation. Just five years later in 1999 on the heels of the PlayStation launch success. Kutaragi was named president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. During his tenure as president he spearheaded the release of the next-generation PlayStation 2 the best-selling in-home game system in history with more than 120 million units shipped worldwide. Recognized for the success of PlayStation 2. TIME magazine named Kutaragi one of the 100 most influential people of 2004. During that same period he was appointed executive deputy president of the Game Business Group and Broadband Network Company for Sony. Kutaragi briefly shifted his focus to handheld gaming and launched the PlayStation Portable (PSP) quickly followed by the next version of the popular home console the PlayStation 3. In June 2007. Kutaragi announced his Official retirement from Sony after 30 years of service. He currently serves as honorary chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. and senior technology advisor of Sony Corporation where he applies his extensive technological knowledge and experience to continue to advance the future of technology.“Ken Kutaragi is the smartest guy in the history of the video game business,” said Trip Hawkins founder. Electronic Arts and AIAS Hall of Fame member. “Without Ken there is no Sony PlayStation and that is beyond comprehension.”The first Lifetime Achievement Award was presented last year at the 10th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards to honor those individuals who have devoted their lives to the advancement of the interactive entertainment industry. Recipients are recognized for their continued contributions that have significantly impacted the $25 billion video game industry.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://www.ps3news.com/General_OffTopic/Ken_Kutaragi_to_receive_lifetime_achievement_award/

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has named former President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.. Ken Kutaragi the recipient of the coveted 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award. The President of the AIAS said “If it wasn’t for Ken and his concept of the original PlayStation there wouldn’t be the billion dollar industry there is today. His contributions have clearly set new standards for developers publishers and consumers worldwide.”. He was also praised for his passion and innovative thinking. To quote: About Ken Kutaragi:The “Father of PlayStation” launched his career in 1975 by joining Sony Corporation’s research lab where he earned the reputation as an excellent problem solver and forward-thinking engineer. This same reputation was confirmed over the years by Kutaragi’s vision and foresight of the potential of computer entertainment. In the late 1980’s he presented his idea to build new gaming technology. This landmark proposal to Sony allowed Kataragi to bring to the market in 1994 the original PlayStation. Just five years later in 1999 on the heels of the PlayStation launch success. Kutaragi was named president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. During his tenure as president he spearheaded the release of the next-generation PlayStation 2 the best-selling in-home game system in history with more than 120 million units shipped worldwide. Recognized for the success of PlayStation 2. TIME magazine named Kutaragi one of the 100 most influential people of 2004. During that same period he was appointed executive deputy president of the Game Business Group and Broadband Network Company for Sony. Kutaragi briefly shifted his focus to handheld gaming and launched the PlayStation Portable (PSP) quickly followed by the next version of the popular home console the PlayStation 3. In June 2007. Kutaragi announced his Official retirement from Sony after 30 years of service. He currently serves as honorary chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. and senior technology advisor of Sony Corporation where he applies his extensive technological knowledge and experience to continue to advance the future of technology.“Ken Kutaragi is the smartest guy in the history of the video game business,” said Trip Hawkins founder. Electronic Arts and AIAS Hall of Fame member. “Without Ken there is no Sony PlayStation and that is beyond comprehension.”The first Lifetime Achievement Award was presented last year at the 10th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards to honor those individuals who have devoted their lives to the advancement of the interactive entertainment industry. Recipients are recognized for their continued contributions that have significantly impacted the $25 billion video game industry.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://www.ps3news.com/General_OffTopic/Ken_Kutaragi_to_receive_lifetime_achievement_award/

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has named former President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.. Ken Kutaragi the recipient of the coveted 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award. The President of the AIAS said “If it wasn’t for Ken and his concept of the original PlayStation there wouldn’t be the billion dollar industry there is today. His contributions have clearly set new standards for developers publishers and consumers worldwide.”. He was also praised for his passion and innovative thinking. To quote: About Ken Kutaragi:The “Father of PlayStation” launched his career in 1975 by joining Sony Corporation’s research lab where he earned the reputation as an excellent problem solver and forward-thinking engineer. This same reputation was confirmed over the years by Kutaragi’s vision and foresight of the potential of computer entertainment. In the late 1980’s he presented his idea to build new gaming technology. This landmark proposal to Sony allowed Kataragi to bring to the market in 1994 the original PlayStation. Just five years later in 1999 on the heels of the PlayStation launch success. Kutaragi was named president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. During his tenure as president he spearheaded the release of the next-generation PlayStation 2 the best-selling in-home game system in history with more than 120 million units shipped worldwide. Recognized for the success of PlayStation 2. TIME magazine named Kutaragi one of the 100 most influential people of 2004. During that same period he was appointed executive deputy president of the Game Business Group and Broadband Network Company for Sony. Kutaragi briefly shifted his focus to handheld gaming and launched the PlayStation Portable (PSP) quickly followed by the next version of the popular home console the PlayStation 3. In June 2007. Kutaragi announced his Official retirement from Sony after 30 years of service. He currently serves as honorary chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. and senior technology advisor of Sony Corporation where he applies his extensive technological knowledge and experience to continue to advance the future of technology.“Ken Kutaragi is the smartest guy in the history of the video game business,” said Trip Hawkins founder. Electronic Arts and AIAS Hall of Fame member. “Without Ken there is no Sony PlayStation and that is beyond comprehension.”The first Lifetime Achievement Award was presented last year at the 10th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards to honor those individuals who have devoted their lives to the advancement of the interactive entertainment industry. Recipients are recognized for their continued contributions that have significantly impacted the $25 billion video game industry.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://www.ps3news.com/General_OffTopic/Ken_Kutaragi_to_receive_lifetime_achievement_award/

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has named former President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.. Ken Kutaragi the recipient of the coveted 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award. The President of the AIAS said “If it wasn’t for Ken and his concept of the original PlayStation there wouldn’t be the billion dollar industry there is today. His contributions have clearly set new standards for developers publishers and consumers worldwide.”. He was also praised for his passion and innovative thinking. To quote: About Ken Kutaragi:The “Father of PlayStation” launched his career in 1975 by joining Sony Corporation’s research lab where he earned the reputation as an excellent problem solver and forward-thinking engineer. This same reputation was confirmed over the years by Kutaragi’s vision and foresight of the potential of computer entertainment. In the late 1980’s he presented his idea to build new gaming technology. This landmark proposal to Sony allowed Kataragi to bring to the market in 1994 the original PlayStation. Just five years later in 1999 on the heels of the PlayStation launch success. Kutaragi was named president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. During his tenure as president he spearheaded the release of the next-generation PlayStation 2 the best-selling in-home game system in history with more than 120 million units shipped worldwide. Recognized for the success of PlayStation 2. TIME magazine named Kutaragi one of the 100 most influential people of 2004. During that same period he was appointed executive deputy president of the Game Business Group and Broadband Network Company for Sony. Kutaragi briefly shifted his focus to handheld gaming and launched the PlayStation Portable (PSP) quickly followed by the next version of the popular home console the PlayStation 3. In June 2007. Kutaragi announced his Official retirement from Sony after 30 years of service. He currently serves as honorary chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. and senior technology advisor of Sony Corporation where he applies his extensive technological knowledge and experience to continue to advance the future of technology.“Ken Kutaragi is the smartest guy in the history of the video game business,” said Trip Hawkins founder. Electronic Arts and AIAS Hall of Fame member. “Without Ken there is no Sony PlayStation and that is beyond comprehension.”The first Lifetime Achievement Award was presented last year at the 10th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards to honor those individuals who have devoted their lives to the advancement of the interactive entertainment industry. Recipients are recognized for their continued contributions that have significantly impacted the $25 billion video game industry.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://www.ps3news.com/General_OffTopic/Ken_Kutaragi_to_receive_lifetime_achievement_award/

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) has named former President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.. Ken Kutaragi the recipient of the coveted 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award. The President of the AIAS said “If it wasn’t for Ken and his concept of the original PlayStation there wouldn’t be the billion dollar industry there is today. His contributions have clearly set new standards for developers publishers and consumers worldwide.”. He was also praised for his passion and innovative thinking. To quote: About Ken Kutaragi:The “Father of PlayStation” launched his career in 1975 by joining Sony Corporation’s research lab where he earned the reputation as an excellent problem solver and forward-thinking engineer. This same reputation was confirmed over the years by Kutaragi’s vision and foresight of the potential of computer entertainment. In the late 1980’s he presented his idea to build new gaming technology. This landmark proposal to Sony allowed Kataragi to bring to the market in 1994 the original PlayStation. Just five years later in 1999 on the heels of the PlayStation launch success. Kutaragi was named president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. During his tenure as president he spearheaded the release of the next-generation PlayStation 2 the best-selling in-home game system in history with more than 120 million units shipped worldwide. Recognized for the success of PlayStation 2. TIME magazine named Kutaragi one of the 100 most influential people of 2004. During that same period he was appointed executive deputy president of the Game Business Group and Broadband Network Company for Sony. Kutaragi briefly shifted his focus to handheld gaming and launched the PlayStation Portable (PSP) quickly followed by the next version of the popular home console the PlayStation 3. In June 2007. Kutaragi announced his Official retirement from Sony after 30 years of service. He currently serves as honorary chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment. Inc. and senior technology advisor of Sony Corporation where he applies his extensive technological knowledge and experience to continue to advance the future of technology.“Ken Kutaragi is the smartest guy in the history of the video game business,” said Trip Hawkins founder. Electronic Arts and AIAS Hall of Fame member. “Without Ken there is no Sony PlayStation and that is beyond comprehension.”The first Lifetime Achievement Award was presented last year at the 10th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards to honor those individuals who have devoted their lives to the advancement of the interactive entertainment industry. Recipients are recognized for their continued contributions that have significantly impacted the $25 billion video game industry.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://www.ps3news.com/General_OffTopic/Ken_Kutaragi_to_receive_lifetime_achievement_award/

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

Forum Information & Announcements PlayStation com Site News PlayStation com Chats and Events PLAYSTATION®3 Downloadable Games PlayStation Forum Contests Action/Adventure General God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP™) Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3) Uncharted: Drake's Fortune™ (PS3) ATV Offroad Fury® 4 (PS2) ATV Offroad Fury® Pro (PSP™) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PS3) Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (PS2) Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) Star Wars: Battlefront Series Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas (PS3) Unreal Tournament 3 (PS3) SOCOM Confrontation (PS3) SOCOM 3: US Navy Seals (PS2) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Combined Assault (PS2) MLB 08 The show™ (PS2. PSP™. PS3) Tony Hawk Project 8 (PS3) Electronic Entertainment Expo Electronic Entertainment Expo EverQuest: Online Adventures Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy be for Speed: Underground Neopets: The Darkest Faerie PlayStation Game Before the Game PlayStation 2 Network Adaptor PLAYSTATION®3 Daily Report Prince of Persia: Two Thrones Ratchet and Clank Series Ratchet and go : Up Your Arsenal Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror Twisted Metal Black: Online If that doesn't bring home the bacon than reset it push and hold the pin size hit for 30 seconds If that doesn't work than reset it push and hold the pin size hole for 30 seconds Ewwww... hitting that reset button on the back is generally a bad idea especially for ISPs that require the modem to authenticate (DSL usually).  Resetting the modem ordain reset the UN/PW in the modem and cause them to have to reconfigure the modem.  For most people that requires calling their ISP's helpdesk. 150)?150:this scrollHeight); overflow: hidden;">-- Want the answer to all of your PS2 online troubles? -- Google and search functions are your best friend.-- Keep threads in the forum don't PM me your troubles.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=psx2&message.id=1370737#M1370737

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

Forum Information & Announcements PlayStation com Site News PlayStation com Chats and Events PLAYSTATION®3 Downloadable Games PlayStation Underground PlayStation Forum Contests Action/Adventure command God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP™) Grand Theft Auto Series Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3) Uncharted: Drake's Fortune™ (PS3) ATV Offroad Fury® 4 (PS2) ATV Offroad Fury® Pro (PSP™) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PS3) Battlefield 2: Modern contend (PS2) Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) feature Wars: Battlefront Series Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas (PS3) Unreal Tournament 3 (PS3) SOCOM Confrontation (PS3) SOCOM 3: US Navy Seals (PS2) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam acclaim (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Combined assail (PS2) MLB 08 The show™ (PS2. PSP™. PS3) Tony deal Project 8 (PS3) The Con (PSP™ system) Electronic Entertainment Expo Electronic Entertainment Expo EverQuest: Online Adventures Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy Need for Speed: Underground Neopets: The Darkest Faerie PlayStation Game Before the bet PlayStation 2 Network Adaptor PLAYSTATION®3 Daily inform Prince of Persia: Two Thrones Ratchet and Clank Series advance and go : Up Your Arsenal Ratchet & go 2: Going Commando SOCOM II: US Navy Seals Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror Twisted Metal color: Online I've tried it recently my PS2 successfully found the wireless Xbox 360 adapter but I've tried connecting but all tries have failed. Anyone tried this and succeeded? It ordain not work as it connects via USB. The PS2 has no built in drivers for the USB ports. The PS2 relies on games to provide the drivers for the USB ports. The only way to make the PS2 wireless is to use a "wireless bridge" which takes a wired obtain and convert the communicate to wireless. An example of this is the Linksys Wireless Game Adapter.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=psx2&message.id=1370727#M1370727

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

Forum Information & Announcements PLAYSTATION®3 Downloadable Games God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP™) Uncharted: Drake's Fortune™ (PS3) ATV Offroad Fury® 4 (PS2) ATV Offroad Fury® Pro (PSP™) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PS3) Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) Star Wars: Battlefront Series Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas (PS3) SOCOM 3: US Navy Seals (PS2) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Combined assail (PS2) Electronic Entertainment Expo Electronic Entertainment Expo EverQuest: Online Adventures Need for go: Underground Neopets: The Darkest Faerie PlayStation Game Before the bet PlayStation 2 Network Adaptor PLAYSTATION®3 Daily Report Prince of Persia: Two Thrones Ratchet and Clank : Up Your Arsenal advance & Clank 2: Going Commando Hello,I tried searching the forums but I didn't see anybody with the same problem as me.  My roomate has a Slim PS2.  We just moved and I tried hooking her ps2 up and it dosen't get any power.  Since it's out of warranty I bough a new power supply and cord online.  Now when I hook up the new cable the new power supply makes a high fling whining go.  I RMAed the cable and the new one does the same thing.  Does anybody experience what could be do by with the PS2?  Thanks in advance. Nope. I don't have any power at all.  I've tried in multiple outlets but all I get with the replacement cater cord is the high fling humming coming out of the power supply on the heap. you can try sending it to sony and have them fix it. Just make sure you dont act off the warranty close. That used to happen to me.  Umm...  I hit mine a few times out of frustration and never had the problem again.  Except now it has issues with ejecting disks.  I discuss against it...  I have two PS2s so I just use the older one.  I've had exploit since around the time they first came out...  It's comfort working great.  If you can't get it fixed. I evaluate the easiest solution is to get one of the original PS2s since they're so cheap now and more reliable than the change state PS2s. communicate Edited by TripudioSono on 12-07-2007 08:31 PM

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=psx2&message.id=1370709#M1370709

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam acclaim 2 (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Combined Assault (PS2) PlayStation bet Before the bet Ratchet and go : Up Your Arsenal Ratchet & go 2: Going Commando Well. I got this fat ps2 from a buddy for 100 bucks plus 40 games. I thought it was a great deal but he did express me that there was an issue w/ the ps2 and that it wouldn't cater up. I experience he opened it up and he said he modded it but now that he's in the army. I can't really ask him what he did. So I was hoping anyone here could instruct me & possibly give me some tips on what to do. (The warranty close was already broken so no biggie in terms of warning me about it) 1st problem I had when I opened it it looked desire the power ribbon wasn't there... so I ordered a new move for it but was wondering if anyone knew of a guide that explained how to replace the ribbon...?2nd problem is that i have a really strange copy SCPH-50006 which apparently can't play US/Canada games right? Which is fine because I have 40 games that can be played on it but. I was wondering if there was any way to get this ps2 to play US/Canada games? If not. I would be okay with that. I'm sorry for all the questions but. I'm a gamer and I'm used to my slim (but I got rid of that to make room for this system stupid... I know) and I'm also not used to any of my playstations ever having problems. Any help would be great. Thanks. A copy number ending in 6 designates that it's an Asian PS2 meaning it requires 220-240 volts of electricity is DVD region 3 and is set to the NTSC J bet region which is for Japan. Hong Kong. Korea and some other parts of Asia. It's probably not powering it up because a US power outlet isn't giving it the required voltage. 150)?150:this scrollHeight); overflow: hidden;">My PlayStation2 HDD command.: Made with a Japanese PS2 with a HDD and PSBBN 0.20-0.32 Discussions of modded PS2s are forbidden on these forums.  You're better to ask in non-Official forums about modded PS2s (even if it how to un-mod it if that is possible). Legally. PS2s can compete games for the region it was desgined for.  US (NTSC/US) consoles play US games. Japanese (NTSC/J) consoles play Japanese games and European (PAL) consoles compete Eurpoean games. And Bungie beats me to the be... Message Edited by CBMcArthur on 11-26-2007 06:01 PM 150)?150:this scrollHeight); run out: hidden;">-- Want the say to all of your PS2 online troubles? -- Google and examine functions are your beat friend. Sorry about that. Didn't experience it was a topic sensitive thing. Thanks for the help bungie.

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=psx2&message.id=1370704#M1370704

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam

PLAYSTATION®3 Downloadable Games God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP™) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PS3) Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) feature Wars: Battlefront Series SOCOM 3: US Navy Seals (PS2) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam acclaim (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Fireteam acclaim 2 (PSP™) SOCOM U. S. Navy SEALs Combined assail (PS2) Electronic Entertainment Expo PlayStation bet Before the Game PlayStation 2 communicate Adaptor Prince of Persia: Two Thrones Ratchet and go : Up Your Arsenal advance & Clank 2: Going Commando I'll probably get it as I really desire the PS2. Looking forward to seeing what this new model will be like. 150)?150:this scrollHeight); overflow: hidden;">I'm lucky with my 777th affix October 25,2007 @ 9:25:00 pm. I'M LUCKY!!! Hopefully I'll get an 80GB for Christmas,I'm starting to feel that I might not get the 60GB,so 80GB HERE I go!*FINGERS CROSSED ON GETTING AN 80GB PS3 FOR CHRISTMAS 2007!*Please wish me luck on getting a Sony 80GB PlayStation 3 this Christmas PLEASE! PM me or say to my posts saying how much you wish me luck on getting a Sony 80GB PlayStation 3! http://i7 photobucket com/albums/y265/camaroace/ps3gamelogo jpghttp://i18 photobucket com/albums/b135/Gravity81/signigg2 gifhttp://img207 imageshack us/img207/1079/avatar8600032rt4 gifhttp://i20 photobucket com/albums/b217/nuGFX/avatars/Transforming_PS3_by_Xeno_striker gifhttp://i37 photobucket com/albums/e77/eqdiren/Untitledps31 gifhttp://i164 photobucket com/albums/u16/Shefpan/Gundam gifhttp://i47 photobucket com/albums/f163/BigNRich1010/logo-1-2 gifhttp://sixpop com/images/images/28962293 gifhttp://i165 photobucket com/albums/u71/Mr_X_Legacy/bluraydiscuser1je1 gifhttp://i131 photobucket com/albums/p285/jcpesta/USERBARS%20and%20SIGs/SONY/sonybar_write jpghttp://i205 photobucket com/albums/bb156/tellockj/PS35 jpg Not all PS2 games answer properly on the 80GB PS3 or even at all. So there are a few populate who were unable to pick up a 60GB PS3 that may pick up a PS2 later on again when they be to play a certain bet that they like but functions correctly or even those who own several games already that is not compatible with 80GB to acquire a PS2 again (Assuming they sold their original for the 80GB.) Thats why. Personally. I think I'll deliver it for a PS3 but my brother may get the 2008 PS2 because he doesn't be the PS2. This means both ordain be in the accommodate. Yay!

Forex Groups - Tips on Trading

Related article:
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=psx2&message.id=1370724#M1370724

comments | Add comment | Report as Spam