While there's plenty of options for upscaling all those non-HD DVDs you're not ready to give up just yet, there's not a whole lot you can do to improve how your collection of past-gen video games look ...

We were skeptical about Xploder's HDTV Game Player package for the PS2 back when it was first announced, and IGN's review has done nothing to convince us otherwise. The kit includes a disc that must ...

Fire International has confirmed that it will be showcasing the new PS2 Xploder HDTV Player (incorporating HDTV Game Player and HDTV DVD Movie Player) at GC, August 23rd - 26th 2006 (Meeting Room D66 ...

The 22-inch HDTV comes with a PS2 controller and retails for $300. However, for now, it's only available in the U.K. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered everything ...

Xploder will be releasing an add-on that will give PS2 owners a little high-def love. Available for both PAL and NTSC PS2 consoles, the Xploder HDTV Player allows you to: •Select a HD 720p or 1080i ...

In response to the announcements that both the XBOX 360 and Playstation 3 will utilise High Definition formats for next generation game development; It has been confirmed that Xploder will launch the ...

This isn't a new product, really, but I have to emphasize how impressed I was with the results -- the Xploder HDTV Player for PS2 lets you display "95 percent" of PS2 games in high-def resolutions.

Xploder's recent announcement of a software solution that allows the PlayStation 2 to output High-Def resolutions, including 720p and 1080i, has stirred a great deal of interest and questions on the ...

I know that my PS2 (component) won't look like my 360. But I do expect it to look slightly worse than my xbox 1 or standard def tv. This is not the case. <BR><BR>My PS2 is heavily pixelated and grainy ...

A popular trend in current video games is the release of High-Definition (HD) Collections. These Blu-ray discs are packed with up to four classic titles, the majority of them considered among the ...

I noticed that the underside of my PS2's network adapter has what appears to be standard IDE and power connectors. Is there any way to use a regular, off-the-shelf unit with my PS2? Anyone know what ...