I take it I'm going to be answering this question forever too:
backward compatibility for the PS3 with PS2 games is as follows:
20GB (4 USB slots, no longer in production) - yes
60GB (4 USB slots, no longer in production) - yes
80GB with 4 USB slots (no longer in production, bundled with MGS4 or Motor Storm) - yes
40GB (2 USB slots, no longer in production) - NO
80GB with 2 USB slots - NO
160GB (2 USB slots) - NO
any other up coming PS3's - NO
in short: if it has 4 USB slots, yes. if it has 2 USB slots, no.
all PS3s play PS1 games.
Next was the first gen. 80 GB model, only available in a bundle pack with either Motorstorm or Metal Gear Solid 4. This played about 80% of the PS2 library since it used software emulation and didn't acutally contain the proper PS2 hardware.
All three of these models have been discontinued. Amazon, Ebay, and Craigslist are your best options to look for these models.
Any PS3 made after that, which includes the 40 GB, second gen. 80 GB, and the 160 GB don't play PS2 games. Sony removed the feature to cut production costs and make the PS3 cheaper for the consumer. You won't see it put back in the PS3. Ever.
You do know that the PS2 just dropped in price to $99? And its still one of the best-selling consoles on Earth despite the presence of the PS3? How would your PS2 games go to waste?
It's the Playstation.com support page for backward compatibility
choose which console you have and then put the name of the game
http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/Co...
it also says under that:
We are working with game publishers and peripheral manufacturers to develop the appropriate hardware to play peripheral-dedicated PS1 and PS2 games on the PS3. Ultimately, however, it will be up to those companies to decide if they want to produce these peripherals to support this game play option.
For more information on backwards compatibility, please see the Knowledge Center.
In europe only the 60 GB Version plays PS2 games.
In the USA only the 80 GB Version Plays PS2 GAMES
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