Can you put a PS3 disk inside a PS2 system and play the PS3 game wil its in the PS2 system?

May be...

I have been hearing that you can and you cant, what is the real answer?

Rhetorical M F'N question right? Think about it, PS3 disc are on Blue Ray, PS2 is on DVD, PS3 is more advanced you think that a older model can read some **** from the "future"? The answer is quite obvious and simple. NO YOU STUPID MUTHAFUCKA, who ever told you is WRONG!!! Thank You and if my answer get blocked or deleted I WILL be back lmao. ASnd 80GB Core, 40GB & 160GB DON'T play PS2 games. You need 20GB, either 60GB models, or older 80GB PS3 that came with Motorstorm/MGS4

The answer is simply..no.



The only PS3 machine compatible with PS2 games is the 80g or above. And it may require a patch from Sony to do so.

Read through the owner's manual for further information, or check the Sony website.

Not a chance.



All PS3 games are Blu-ray disks. The PS2 can only read CD and DVD disks. The PS2 was made back in 2000. Blu-ray wasn't invented until around 2005 or so. So the PS2 can't read PS3 games because the Blu-ray technology wasn't available when the PS2 was made.

No



Think about it

is PS2 a Blu Ray player?

Did Blu ray exist when the PS2 was out?



If you can't figure out the answer to those 2 Q's



Then here's a hint: PS3's games are mostly Blu ray

The PS2 cannot play PS3 games. Period.



Some PS3s can play PS2 games, but none of the PS3s in stores today have this ability.

Will people please just think for a second about this!



Look at a DVD player. Now look at a cassette player.





Does it look like the cassette player will play the DVD?



No!

Think about what you are asking.

Are you retarded?

NNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOO.....if you believe that, then you're a dumb ***