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Heh, i love reading through the arguments in this forum...
Anyways, i aint here to comment on that...
Basically, I want a DVD player for my bedroom. I was thinking of buying a player for around £150ish. Then all of a sudden it hits me that the Xbox is around the same price, and will also be multi-region when dvd region x comes out later this month. Plus i'll be able to play the few quality titles on the xbox ;)
The main question is this, how does the DVD playback compare with the PS2 playback?
All comments appreciated.
WoRd
Anyways, i aint here to comment on that...
Basically, I want a DVD player for my bedroom. I was thinking of buying a player for around £150ish. Then all of a sudden it hits me that the Xbox is around the same price, and will also be multi-region when dvd region x comes out later this month. Plus i'll be able to play the few quality titles on the xbox ;)
The main question is this, how does the DVD playback compare with the PS2 playback?
All comments appreciated.
WoRd
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Its very good, the remote allows full control of all the DVD's capabilties and the the receiver is superb, it can pick up a recpetion from anywhere in the room without pressing the button 40 times. There isn't much more I can say on the matter, I don't want to start saying that it is better than PS2 ones (even though I owned a PS2 and watched a lot of DVD's on it) because then people say I am a fanboy etc! The actual DVD player is superb and is actually better than a lot of the top end stand-alone DVD players on the market. I am a big fan of DVD's and the Xbox DVD player does my collection justice! Well worth £160 especially when you consider the games out/coming out on the console as well!
Any DVD player is better than the PS2's DVD player :)
(bring it on Wookie)
(bring it on Wookie)
This is an irrelevant post, as I can't help.
I got the remote and updated driver, along with Region X, for my PS2. As I find the PS2 playback perfectly acceptable (for my few R1 discs), and as I have a dedicated player for my R2 discs, I see no point in getting the remote for my Xbox.
But I do thoroughly recommend Region X - wonderful piece of software.
Oh well, maybe it wasn't completely irrelevant after all. :-)
I got the remote and updated driver, along with Region X, for my PS2. As I find the PS2 playback perfectly acceptable (for my few R1 discs), and as I have a dedicated player for my R2 discs, I see no point in getting the remote for my Xbox.
But I do thoroughly recommend Region X - wonderful piece of software.
Oh well, maybe it wasn't completely irrelevant after all. :-)
Heh, i love reading through the arguments in this forum...
Anyways, i aint here to comment on that...
Basically, I want a DVD player for my bedroom. I was thinking of buying a player for around £150ish. Then all of a sudden it hits me that the Xbox is around the same price, and will also be multi-region when dvd region x comes out later this month. Plus i'll be able to play the few quality titles on the xbox ;)
The main question is this, how does the DVD playback compare with the PS2 playback?
All comments appreciated.
WoRd
Anyways, i aint here to comment on that...
Basically, I want a DVD player for my bedroom. I was thinking of buying a player for around £150ish. Then all of a sudden it hits me that the Xbox is around the same price, and will also be multi-region when dvd region x comes out later this month. Plus i'll be able to play the few quality titles on the xbox ;)
The main question is this, how does the DVD playback compare with the PS2 playback?
All comments appreciated.
WoRd
Page: