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Does anyone know if the PAL PS 2 work in the USA and abroad in general? if so is there any special equipment needed? and do US games work on the PAL machine? if not, how can they be made to work?
Does anyone know if the PAL PS 2 work in the USA and abroad in general? if so is there any special equipment needed? and do US games work on the PAL machine? if not, how can they be made to work?
PAl PS2s work with PAL TVs, but if it's a foreign tv that's not PAL you're using, you'll need an NTSC scart cable.
Don't foget the power adapter thingy, you don't want to blow up your PS2!
An RGB cable should work as long as the TV is PAL compatable (newer TVs). If you don't use RGB, you may get a b+w screen.
I think that anyway.
An RGB cable should work as long as the TV is PAL compatable (newer TVs). If you don't use RGB, you may get a b+w screen.
I think that anyway.
I doubt it since we're always the last people to get games and consoles.
Oh yes....sorry, I fogot that question.
No, unfortuntely, US games will not work on a UK console and vice versa.
No, unfortuntely, US games will not work on a UK console and vice versa.
AbsoluT Neo wrote:
> Does anyone know if the PAL PS 2 work in the USA and abroad in general? if so is
> there any special equipment needed? and do US games work on the PAL machine? if
> not, how can they be made to work?
No- it won't work in America, but it will in other PAL countries like Australia.
If you're moving out the the US perminantly, your best bet is just buying a new PS2 there- the games come out sonner, are cheaper, run faster (no big borders either)... you're laughing!
If you REALLY want to take your UK PS2, you'll need a power converter for the mains, and some cable that'll fit in a US TV... and a tv that'll play PAL signals... but I don't even know whether US TV makers bother to do this!
Sonic
> Does anyone know if the PAL PS 2 work in the USA and abroad in general? if so is
> there any special equipment needed? and do US games work on the PAL machine? if
> not, how can they be made to work?
No- it won't work in America, but it will in other PAL countries like Australia.
If you're moving out the the US perminantly, your best bet is just buying a new PS2 there- the games come out sonner, are cheaper, run faster (no big borders either)... you're laughing!
If you REALLY want to take your UK PS2, you'll need a power converter for the mains, and some cable that'll fit in a US TV... and a tv that'll play PAL signals... but I don't even know whether US TV makers bother to do this!
Sonic