I thought it should be able to, and they thought about releasing an adapter, but never got around to it.SwooshBear wrote:When I was a kid, I always thought that Super Nintendo should be able to play Nes games. I've actually never noticed the difference of ps1 graphics on a ps2 (if it improves it at all)
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You should add New Super Mario Bros. Wii to that list. It totally plays like an old school 2D Super Mario Bros. game and is a ton of fun.Ryvius wrote:Add:Opa Opa wrote:Come on. Be honest. We all know it's the only reason you want one.Ryvius wrote:It's sad that the GC backward compatibility on a Wii is one of the biggest reasons why I want one again.![]()
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The GC was greatness, so yeah that really is probably the #1 reason I want one so I can play those games looking fine and nice on the HDTV. Haha.
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That's because the texture smoothing is a pretty well hidden option that you have to turn on manually every time you want to use it.SwooshBear wrote:When I was a kid, I always thought that Super Nintendo should be able to play Nes games. I've actually never noticed the difference of ps1 graphics on a ps2 (if it improves it at all)
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Indeed, it should have either been an option that saved on your memory card with the other system settings, or be like the progressive thing where you can hold a button as the game starts up.AppleQueso wrote: That's because the texture smoothing is a pretty well hidden option that you have to turn on manually every time you want to use it.
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Hmph. I still think the only "better" is the leap from GB to SP where the screen goes from monochrome spinach to backlit color.
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...I have owned a PS2 for 9 years now. I did not know about this until 2 minutes ago. Maybe I SHOULD try reading the manuals for once.renardqueenston wrote:the PS2 has an option to filter PS1 textures...
Maybe now Nintendo will acknowledge Metroid has a fanbase?
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Flake wrote:...I have owned a PS2 for 9 years now. I did not know about this until 2 minutes ago. Maybe I SHOULD try reading the manuals for once.renardqueenston wrote:the PS2 has an option to filter PS1 textures...
Psst, there's an option to use fast loading for PS1 discs there too.
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Be warned that that option does make a pretty good chunk of games glitch up.Hobie-wan wrote:Flake wrote:...I have owned a PS2 for 9 years now. I did not know about this until 2 minutes ago. Maybe I SHOULD try reading the manuals for once.renardqueenston wrote:the PS2 has an option to filter PS1 textures...
Psst, there's an option to use fast loading for PS1 discs there too.
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Is there a filtering option for PS1 games on PS3 as well?
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Hmm, I guess I never played the 'right' games when I only had a PS2. Never noticed any problems.AppleQueso wrote:Be warned that that option does make a pretty good chunk of games glitch up.Hobie-wan wrote: Psst, there's an option to use fast loading for PS1 discs there too.
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