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PS2 games on PS3


methodtoll

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Hey guys! I just recently got a PS3 and I noticed that, initially, PS3 doesn't have backwards capadibility on it. I've been doing research and I have found out that you have to download a PS2 thing from the PS Network in order to get some of your PS2 games to work. I, however, do not have internet access at my house and was curious if ther was some way of accessing the PS2 app or whatever you call it via a computer instead of through your PS3?

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1. Obviously you're lying because you're on the internet right now.

2. Go buy a PS2.

1) There are other ways of accessing internet other then being at home. Currently I am on the internet via library

2) I have a PS2, except a few years ago it got fried by lightning during a storm. I am about to start a job and prefer not to purchase another gaming system for the sake one game

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