adding a PS2 to a PC

I was wondering if anyone knows someone who has built a PlayStation 2 into
their computer or know where information would be to do this? Thanks a lot.

R

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"--+--Raven--+--" <I@hate_spam.com> wrote in message
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> I was wondering if anyone knows someone who has built a PlayStation 2 into
> their computer or know where information would be to do this? Thanks a
lot.
>
> R


Is this also possible with the XBox?

Adam

"AdamC" <> wrote in message
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> > I was wondering if anyone knows someone who has built a PlayStation 2
into
> > their computer or know where information would be to do this? Thanks a
> lot.
> >
> > R
>
>
> Is this also possible with the XBox?
>
> Adam
>
I saw in an issue of Maximum PC where someone put together a system with a
PS2, XBox and a GameCube. They never said how, but they did say that they
were all working.

R

--+--Raven--+-- wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone knows someone who has built a PlayStation 2 into
> their computer or know where information would be to do this? Thanks a lot.
>

Depends on what you want to achieve. By this I mean how you want to
integrate it into the system as far as display goes.

A few years ago I built a Nintendo 64 into a case with a Celeron 433 and
could either run the Nintendo in a window, and using the system
speakers, or through another monitor and small audio system. I no
longer have any pictures of it to show you I am afraid, but it was built
into a large server case with the cartridge slot built into one of the
external drive bays.

Video was brought into the system via a capture card through aa AV
switch used in reverse. (normally these switches are wired with three
inputs to one outlet. I found they worked fine in reverse, with one
input to switch between three outlets.) The casing was removed from
the switch unit, and it was mounted inside the case with only the switch
visible on the outside. Video from the Ninentendo came into the switch
unit, and two of the outlets were used, one going directly to Video In
on my capture card and line in on my sound card, and one going to
another video out and audio out mounted on the back of the case.

If I wanted to use the computer monitor I played the game either full
screen or in a window through my tuner card program. To play on an
external monitor I slid the AV switch to external and used another
monitor I had with direct AV inputs.

If your PC case is large enough you can build anything into it! Just
work out what you want to do with it once it is in there.

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Cheers
Oldus Fartus

www.techtv.com
search there, they did it, they added all the consoles into a pc case.


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> I was wondering if anyone knows someone who has built a PlayStation 2 into
> their computer or know where information would be to do this? Thanks a
lot.
>
> R
>
>