SnesTea on 09 September 2010
| newscctv said: Don't think most PS2 games support 16x9 at all... for most that setting does nothing. |
Indeed they are. And you're right about widescreen. If a PS2 game supports it, you can typically find it in the options menu. If not, well, you get to look at pillarboxing.
As for the S-video/component thing, you would also be correct again. However, if you are rocking a regular TV but it has an S-video out and not a component out, it's best to go the S-video route.
As a matter of fact, some regular TVs have component outs. These are known as EDTVs, or Enhanced Definition. And now you know.
