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Runescape on PS3

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Is it possible to play Runescape on the PS3? I have tried and I can't seem to get it to work.

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Thanks, but that really doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

 

 

 

So, to play Runescape on the PS3 would I need to install Linux on it?

The same question has been brought up with the Wii Opera Browser. I will assume the same answer applies: The consoles do not support Java Runtime Environment, therefore cannot play Runescape.

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I think you can after installing Linux on it, although it's not going to be lightning fast.

Doesn't getting a PS3, with all of it's gaming capabilities etc, and using it to play RuneScape, just totally and utterly defeat the object of buying such a console in the first place? :?

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Doesn't getting a PS3, with all of it's gaming capabilities etc, and using it to play RuneScape, just totally and utterly defeat the object of buying such a console in the first place? :?

 

 

 

Heh, good point. But I doubt the consoles support JRE (Java Runtime Environment). I'd say install Linux on it (I believe it uses Ubuntu), and then make sure Ubuntu has JRE. Then through Ubuntu's web browser, you could play RS. But again, why would you want to play RS on a console?

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