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So there's iLink and USB ports, so what? Does anyone know what you can use them for other than linking 2 consoles. When I bought my PS2 I was told I would be able to plug an Iomega Zip drive in and save my games to disk - what happened? Why can't I plug my HandyCam into the iLink port and record digital game footage? What is the point of these ports???
So there's iLink and USB ports, so what? Does anyone know what you can use them for other than linking 2 consoles. When I bought my PS2 I was told I would be able to plug an Iomega Zip drive in and save my games to disk - what happened? Why can't I plug my HandyCam into the iLink port and record digital game footage? What is the point of these ports???
Some steering wheels use the USB ports. As for the ZIP drive, look here:
http://www.codejunkies.com/shop /product.asp?ProdID=9&CountryID=GB
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And if you did plug in your Handycam, what exactly would you record the footage to?
http://www.codejunkies.com/shop /product.asp?ProdID=9&CountryID=GB
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And if you did plug in your Handycam, what exactly would you record the footage to?
Also, the G-Con 2 gun for use with Time Crisis 2 and Vampire Night uses the USB port.
Almost forgot, a USB keyboard can be plugged in for adding codes to datels Action Replay cheat cartridge. A mouse can also be used for FPS games if they support it.
man your slow. well unles you just bought the thing yesterday or summit. but there are loadsa things. guns for one very well known game'time crisis' sterring wheels for other well known games GTS, Toca. and keyboards and mouse.
ANd in the future the EyeToy will be used for games and other weird stuff, liking shoving spiders on your best friend.