play playstation games on your pc + Free GAME get it free after Rebates

[ILUV2SHOP]

Get the Virtual Game Station 1.4 For PC
FREE after rebate! Includes Free Sony PlayStation Game
Connectix:
sku #: 99755
Whether you're on the road, at work or at home Connectix Virtual Game Station gives you the power to play many popular PlayStation games on your PC
go to [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now] and look up the sku number and it has the rebates and info there, they have free shipping.
Also you can use ebates for 5% back and they accept flooz.

[wrb1000]

Good deal. I was a click away from buying it, when I decided to research it. It requires a Pentium II 400 Mhz. and I own a lowly Pentium I 233 Mhz. Damn! Thought I'd pass this along.

[sputjds]

Those PlayStation games do require some serious power. My old AMD 300MHz system won't handle them, either.

Here's a link to the spec sheet, including system requirements for PC and Mac:
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Here's a link to Connectix's web site for more info:
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The site includes a list of games they've tested with the program. This software does not support every PlayStation game on every system, so you'll wanna check their site before you buy. Then again, if it's free, what have you got to lose?

[juliearc]

Am I missing something I went to check this out and all I could see for req. you needed was the following

Requirements


Windows 98/95

266 MHz minimum

8x or higher CD-ROM drive
32 MB RAM

75 MB hard drive space

Video card that supports 16-bit color (24-bit or higher recommended)

Video and sound card with DirectX 6.1 compatible drivers 3.5 MB of free hard drive space

[chipsndip]

Yes, the minimum is listed as a 266 processor, but it says "400 Mhz recommended". From personal experience, take those "recommended" statements seriously! The minimums listed means that the program is able to start on your computer... not that it will be usable at all. There's nothing more frustrating that waiting for a few minutes for the title screen to come up, and then see a jerky, unplayable game following it.

I have to upgrade my computer annualy just to keep up with the games that are coming out! (My wife does not approve or endorse these actions).

-ChipsNDip