Trophy information needed to by synchronized with the PlayStation Network Servers. After you unlock a trophy, the data must be synchronized with the servers in order for them to appear on your profile. You can manually synchronize new trophy information by going to [Game] > [Trophies], pressing 
and selecting [Sync]. Wait for the progress bar to disappear and your trophy count will be updated.
No. Your trophies are stored on your PlayStation Network account. Copying someone else’s savedata will not unlock the trophies to your account, you will need to get them the hard way – by playing the game and achieving the requirements to unlock the trophy.
In order to unlock trophies, you must own a game that supports the trophy feature. All new games support trophies and some older games have been patched to support trophies. Check out our Trophy List & Guides page to see which games support trophies.
In order to unlock a trophy, you must complete a task within the game. You can see what the requirements for unlocking a trophy are by checking the [Trophy Collection] menu under the [Game] menu on the XMB. For example, to earn a gold trophy in Super Stardust HD you must get a 10x Multiplier.
Firmware 2.40 introduced in-game music playback to the PS3. However, it can only be used with compatible games. You can play your own music by pressing the PS button in game and selecting a track, album or playlist from the [Music] menu.
If the game does not support in-game music playback, you will see a error message
If you are using Firmware 2.40 or greater, pressing the PS button will bring up the in-game XMB (if you are in-game) or the old style menu if you are not. If you are in-game, you can bring up the old style menu by holding down the PS Button. The old style menu only allows you to do a limited number of things:
Trophies are a form of unlockable available in compatible games. The feature was introduces in Firmware 2.40. You can unlock trophies by completing a certain goal in a game. The number of trophies in a game depend on how big the game is: small or big. There are four types of trophies you can collect:
The platinum trophy can only be obtained once you collect every other trophy in the game. The trophies equal to points, which determines your level on your PlayStation Network Profile. So, the more trophies you have unlocked, the highter your level. You can view your own trophies by going to [Game] > [Trophy Collection]. You can also view a friend’s trophies by clicking on their name from the [Friends] menu.
In Firmware 2.40, in-game XMB access was introduced. The features you can access in-game include:
DLNA or the Digital Living Network Alliance lets you watch media stored on your PC on your PlayStation 3, which can subsequently be watched on your PSP using Remote Play. DLNA links your PC, PS3 and PSP together letting you access your media anywhere at anytime. Of course, an Internet connection is required if you wish to access your content on the go.
Qore is the new interactive PlayStation 3 "magazine" presented by the PlayStation Network, which brings gamers news, trailers, never-before released content on upcoming titles and access to betas and exclusive downloads. Qore is available to purchase from the US PlayStation Store for $2.99 per issue or get an annual subscription $24.99, giving you access to 13 issues. Don’t know if Qore is right for you, check out our preview of Qore.
You can only turn on/off the vibration feature if you are using a DualShock 3 controller. Not all games have DualShock 3 compatibility so and therefore turning on/off the vibration feature will have no effect. Changing the setting on one controller will affect the vibration settings for all controlls that support vibration feedback.
To turn on/off the vibration feature, press the PS button and select [Controller Settings]. Then, select [Vibration Function] and select "On"/"Off" to turn on/off to change the vibration settings.
