I don't remember if it is the 80 GB, 60 GB, or 40 GB that has backward compatibility with PS2. But the question is how well does this feature work, as in how many games have you not been able to play on your PS3? Do all, most, few, or hardly any work? thanks for the info....
I have the 60 gig version and it plays all the old games pretty well. The only annoying thing is my controller turning off everytime I put in a ps2 game. But the 60 gig pretty much plays every game, the 80 gig will play prolly the game you would want to play, and the 40 and 20 don't play any. I think the 80 here soon what have any bc exept for ps1. So get the 80 now before it is too late.
I have the 60 gig version and it plays all the old games pretty well. The only annoying thing is my controller turning off everytime I put in a ps2 game. But the 60 gig pretty much plays every game, the 80 gig will play prolly the game you would want to play, and the 40 and 20 don't play any. I think the 80 here soon what have any bc exept for ps1. So get the 80 now before it is too late.craftieman05
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