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personally i think the ps2 is great, the graphics the fact that it has onboard dvd, everything about it!
and its so easy to set up, you don't have to tune it or anything,
absolute magic!
and its so easy to set up, you don't have to tune it or anything,
absolute magic!
More than impressed with my PS2. Have some great games for it TTT, SSX, Theme Park World and NHL 2001. Have a brilliant collection of PSOne titles also.
The DVD is a nice feature, although some people seem to be having problems with the DVD I have yet to encounter anything wrong and am more than happy with the picture and sound quality of it.
The future is looking brighter each day. Some of the games in development look outstanding and truely groundbreaking and I look forward to playing them in the very near future!!
The DVD is a nice feature, although some people seem to be having problems with the DVD I have yet to encounter anything wrong and am more than happy with the picture and sound quality of it.
The future is looking brighter each day. Some of the games in development look outstanding and truely groundbreaking and I look forward to playing them in the very near future!!
The PS2 is a fine console, I love every aspect of it, the more I learn about it, the better it is.
Someone wrote a message about the sound quality when playing DVD's, I've figured out why the sound is so quiet and why you need to whack the volume up. Basically the DVD configuration is set up to play the sound through the digital output, unless you have a digital input in your TV then the sound will be screwed. Basically turn the digital output off and set the DVD volume to +2. I don't know why the sound gets out of sync though, anyone else know why and how to fix it?????
Someone wrote a message about the sound quality when playing DVD's, I've figured out why the sound is so quiet and why you need to whack the volume up. Basically the DVD configuration is set up to play the sound through the digital output, unless you have a digital input in your TV then the sound will be screwed. Basically turn the digital output off and set the DVD volume to +2. I don't know why the sound gets out of sync though, anyone else know why and how to fix it?????