can i play PS2/XBOX games in m PC?
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Most likely not.\nIt takes a lot of power to emulate those.\n\nYou can, however, use the xbox as a pc.
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Yes you can as long as you are using Windows XP Home or Pro and not Windows 64.
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Get a 64/128 graphics card. Have enough empty space in C drive. If you can have around 1GB of page file and still enough C drive space. Almost all your games would run fine.
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Get one of those usb tv reception devices.  They tend to allow composite video also.  Then you can hook the PS2 into the video/audio in and play away.
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Operating System: Windows XP/ME/2000/98 (Windows 95/NT not supported) \nCPU: 500 MHz Intel Pentium III or AMD Athlon processor \nRAM: 128 MB \nCD/DVD-Rom Speed: 8X \nHard Drive Space: 1 gig plus space for saved games \nVideo: 16 MB video card, DirectX 7 compatible \nSound: DirectX 7.0 compatible \nInput: Keyboard, mouse
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yah it shoudl run without any issues make msure you have more than 512 MB RAM.\n\nkshounish
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you can use any players. have to have codecs for it. windows meida player,etc..
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no, all you need is to get a compatible video card and all the hardware will work, have the same setuo at home :)
923364
ps2, because psp has psx graphics
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The definitive answer to that is: MAYBE.\n\nProbably not, but...\n\n  If you have one of the brand new Macs with an Intel processor, you could possibly run Apple's BootCamp software which would allow you to run windows on your Mac.  Then, you may be able to install the PC version of Sims 2.\n\nIf your Mac is a PowerPC, you're out of luck.
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I do not understand your question.  It is not written very well...  I visited the site and it sells PS2 games.  It says something about for PC as well but no info about that was given.\n\nSounds like you may be trying to run an emulator of the PS2.  I have researched that DLL and it allows one to write directly to the video RAM versus using the API to write to it.  If all you need to do is install that dll then download it off of a simple Google search and install it to the appropriate place.\n\nAnother thing that strikes me from your question is that you may not be able to play this game or game pack under your current OS.  It may be a 9X game and you have XP or it is a NT only game and you have 9X...\n\nWhen you ask system support questions like this, please add what OS you have and such.
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Buy a PS2 emulator and install it.\n\nMaybe on ebay. Or go to the Philippines and go to some illegal but safe shops there.
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simple solution-- get Xbox Linux.\n\nnot-so-simple answer-- no. THe Xbox doesn't have the right hardware/chipsets to run a normal OS.... hence... XBOX LINUX!
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You cant use a copy to use on playstation. It is protected by a chip inside the machine. YOu would have to have a modchip installed, not cheap.
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You computer must meet at least requirement below in order to play:\n\nWindows® System 98/ME/2000/XP OS: \n\n\n800 MHz or higher CPU.\n256 MB or more of RAM.\n32 MB 3D graphics card with hardware Transform and Lighting, such as GeForce 2 or better.\n4 GB or more of available hard drive space.\nDirectX® 9.0c or above.\nA 56k or higher modem with an Internet connection. \nMac® System OS X 10.3.5 OS: \n\n\n\n\n933 MHz or higher G4 or G5 processor.\n512 MB RAM or higher. DDR RAM recommended.\nATI or NVIDIA video hardware with 32 MB VRAM or more.\n4 GB or more of available hard drive space.\nMacOS X 10.3.5 or newer.\nA 56k or higher modem with an Internet connection.
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You gave no indication of what kind of computer it is. Is it older than say 5 years old? If so, it simply might not be compatible with modern games.
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Thats false.  You can play the older games that exist on your new computer, as long as you have the correct emulator software (a program that "translates" the old code or programming language to a series of instructions that your new OS can understand and execute).  Lots of emulators are available on the net.