will buying a 60 GB or 80gb PS3 from America or china be able to play all Europe games and blue ray etc?

Question

what are the pro's and con's

Answer 1

nahh you gotta try to buy a pal version of the ps3 witch is places like:
-australia
-new zealand
-europe
-japan
-places like that

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Pros:
1). There are no 80GB versions for Europe
2). NTSC 60GB has the best backwards compatibility with PS2 games.
3). PS3 games are region free.
Cons:
1). You won't be able to play PAL PS1/2 games and movies.
2). I don't know chinese voltage, but for US PS3 you'll need a power converter (220V->110V, 50hz->60hz, 500W).

Answer 4

I have been told that BD games and movies are region free but video display standards are different for Europe (display standards are not to be confused with regions) PAL, NTSC, and FILM are all display standards and have subtle differences that make them incompatible with each other. On computers you can force video modes such as Force FILM which is a common trick in copying DVDs but a game system specially one made by greedy Sony would be less likely to incorporate this feature.

Answer 5

PS3 games are region free so you will be able to play those but PS1 and PS2 games, DVDs and blu-ray movies are all region locked.

Answer 6

Sorry but no....they are set to region so it will have to be either pal....europe or ntsc united states