Ender asked:


I live in a college dorm and I have left my TV at home for space-conserving reasons. However, I own a PS2 and am thinking about buying a PS3, and I was wondering if there is an adapter or piece of hardware I can buy that enables me to plug my console into my laptop and play games that way. I never watch TV and the only reason I would want one is in order to play console games.

Can anyone provide suggestions that don’t involve getting a TV, or am I out of luck?

Sherman

Icarus asked:


Just curious to see why people support the gaming console that they do, occasionally with incrediable energy. Fanboys of consoles are so annoying, yet interesting from a phycological point of view.

Rusty

Philly Fan asked:


I want to play Madden…inserted the disc…turned it on…TV on Channel 4…nothing happening. Any help?
Oh yeah, the TV screen is all blue. Sorry, I’m not so good with these types of things–never done it before.
What’s TV 1, 2, 3 etc…?
I don’t see an Aux or Input on the TV remote. It’s a PS2.

Kevin

more_cow_belll asked:


My laptop moniter is actually HD and looks way better than my standard definition TV. Is there a way to play my 360 on it? Is there something I can buy to do this?
Okay, so it looks like it’s too much trouble than it’s worth. So, anyone no any decently priced HD TVs or monitors?

Cristian

walexan asked:


Why do you think its the best? Do you expect its price to get lower during the months of summer?

Kyle

Jacqueline L asked:


Is there any gaming consoles that will play N64 games?

Laurence

john . asked:


I am planning to open a PC and Console (xbox 360, playstation, wii) gaming center. I have crunched some number for my monthly balance statement, it is not adding up. My question to you is what is “What is the saving grace to your gaming center?” location, keeping your business new,

Wayne