DarthOrange

9.78243954439643 seems the MOST fair, or you know, just 5 out of 5.

@AnnouncerGXZ:

for sure if any questions come up feel free to message me

@AnnouncerGXZ:

it is defiantly possible.

When you turn on the new ps3 you will create a user. Just go ahead and create two users (you can make as many as you want). Use one of them to sign into your old psn account and download the costume. Then choose the other user to create your new psn ID. the content will have been downloaded onto the system and will be usable by anyone using that system regards of the psn they use to go online with. You can then delete the user with your old psn id on it if you want (the content will remain on your system even after the user is deleted) or just leave it there.

@wolf_blitzer85 said:

If you want cars in the game you have to preorder from Gamestop. If you want trucks in the game, you need to preorder from Best Buy. Amazon has an exclusivity deal with boats. Jets and other aircraft will be in the game, but you must first purchase the day one pilots license DLC in order to fly them. The sad thing is this isn't too crazy of an idea.

STOP SCARING ME!!!

@AnnouncerGXZ:

on psn go to download history and redownload the costume. it should be a small tab in the top right hand corner

also delete the ps3 user login name and make a new one

Isn't this only for the US? It has probably passed this number world wide seeing as how those Europeans like them some PC.

@AnnouncerGXZ:

Put your old account onto the new ps3. re download the costume. Delete the user and create a new one.

I don't trust those magazine reviews (although i do read them). Future US has a monopoly on all the "official" magazines. I'm always suspicious of them.

@NeVeRMoRe666 said:

@DarthOrange: You have to realize that when you do send in TV spots ect. the developers can't even open it for fear of legal repercussions if and should something similar come out. Don't take it personally, it's all about plausible deniability. Most if not all IP related companies have instituted policies against opening any unsolicited submissions.

That actually makes a lot of of sense. There are a ton of lawsuit happy a-holes out there. Thanks for letting me know!