I found this link, which talks about Playstation 3 and which versions of that can play games from versions 1 and 2: https://support.us.playstation.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/232 Basically, there's no way you will be able to know what version of a game to buy. However, they do mention an on-line store that games can be downloaded from. And they have gift cards--see the link below. Just be sure, if you order a gift card online, that you are ordering a physical gift card and not just the code to enter into the Playstation. I'm not sure how that would work as a gift. Here is a link that might be useful: playstation gift cards

I just picked up a chinahutch . The bottom of this particular one would make a perfect place to set a flat screen on or above. In our area china hutchs are free or not much more than $100 . Expanding your search to include hutchs might be a good option for you as well. I have another much more elaberate hutch so when I saw this one on the side of the road with a free sign on it I passed it buy then though better of it and turned around a looked it over. Its solid oak has a perfect finish ,a very plain square design. I am going to paint the top to match my daughters furnature and it will go in her room and the bottom will go in the craft room.

Our biug tree gets redecorated each year, other than the lights that stay on it and just need reconnection (DD loves to reminisce about each and every treasured ornament, so it goes up early Dec but gets no ornaments until she's back home for the holidays.) But, the little 3' tree that DH's mother gave him pre-decorated in his batchelor years goes into it's box with all decorations intact and comes back out pre-decorated to go on the entry console each year. It's the fastest of all of our deocrations - I just have to reattach the few ornaments that have fallen to the bottom of the box while being hauled up and down from the garage attic. A lot of our garlands I've left the bows on as they went back into their bins, too - taking stuff down is so tedious I find I'm shortcutting more each year!

I think this will work with the small desk to fit on that wall. Besta is a whole system and I think you could get doors for it if you want covered storage. Ideally, the tv should be about 75% of the width of the tv console to create the proportions you see in the photo you posted. But I think function could certainly rule over form in this case. http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/80294503/