I never used one,but from what i see Pound HDMI Solution uses RGB signal instead, of the YPbPr (Component), its good in terms of compatibility as it works for the PlayStation and PlayStation2, since the original PlayStation doesnt support Digital Signals, and needs a convertor like the Framemeister or Pound HDMI, but the quality on the Pound its a lot to be desired.ĭont expect PlayStation3 Upscaling levels, since the PS3 has it own encoding chip,thats why many PlayStation2 enthusiasts prefer the use of the backwards compatible PlayStation3, the output to modern HDTVs are much cleaner and sharper, since it outputs to 1080p on an upscaled 480p/576p signal respectively.The Need for Speed series returns, this time reverting back to the 'chase' arcade experience instead of a racing simulation. If you own an XBOX 360 this title its Backwards Compatible, via Software Emulation, but again, the XBOX code its different from the PlayStation2 one, and XBOX360 Software Emulation, doesnt need actual hardware,since the Original XBOX its X86 (Pentium III) based, and almost shares the same code with the XBOX360 PowerPC, making it a much more reliable for emulation. The only way you can play Need For Speed Underground 2 its if you own an original (Chrome Trim/4 USB Ports) CECHA/B (Full PlayStation2 Hardware) 'PS2Emu' or CECHC/E (Partial PlayStation2 Hardware) 'PS2GX_Emu' PlayStation3, only on this consoles are playable due to the physical PlayStation2 Hardware inside, any other Non-Backwards Compatible PlayStation3, that uses PS2Net_Emu (Phat '2 USB Ports'/Slim and Super Slim), this game simply wont work! Its not about the compatibility that its the question here! Need For Speed Underground 2 its compatible, the trouble is that its not playable with the Software Emulation Solution (PS2Net_Emu), due to absence of the PlayStation2 Graphics Synthesizer, and the amount of data stream that the U2 Engine uses, Software Emulation just wont cut it, fixes are not existent for the game.

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