by Owen Jones
Sony is one of the foremost manufacturers of gaming consoles and has been for years. It's games console is known as the PlayStation or the PS to gaming aficionados. There was the PlayStation, now called the PS1, the PS2 and now the PS3.
The Sony PS2 is a gaming console that can do many things. For example, the PS2 will play all of Sony's games, any CD and any DVD and it will go on the Internet and take part in multi-player games. There are also forums and chat rooms dedicated to PS2 owners.
There are more than 1,800 games in the Sony catalogue and there are more being created all the time. For a monthly, fee you can download or take part in on line games, be they multi-player or single player games. There are games for all moods , kinds of character and ages.
The PS2 has its own built-in modem and LAN plug, so it is a completely self-contained unit. It does not have to be plugged in to a computer to go online, and you do not have to be on line to play a game, watch a film or listen to your favourite music either over speakers or a headset.
The PS2 is not merely a revamped PS1, it is a entirely different machine, so if you are used to the PS1, you will still benefit from reading the instruction booklet that comes with it. Regrettably, numerous individuals neglect to read the instruction booklet and so fail to set up their PlayStation in the best way.
One of the functions that you probably will not discover without reading the manual is how to reset the unit or put it in stand-by mode. This is far more preferable to just pulling the plug out or leaving it running all the time. There is a recessed button on the front of the unit. If you press it for a second or two, the machine will power down and go into stand-by
If the console crashes or some other fault occurs, you will want to reset it. This is done by depressing the same button for longer than is needed to enter stand-by. Therefore, the console will go into stand-by and a couple of seconds later will reset, if you keep pressure on the button.. You ought to not need to do this frequently, but it is handy to know nevertheless.
On the other hand, you ought to almost certainly use stand-by mode more often than you do, because it is the manufacturer's recommended way of putting the machine to rest. The PS2 is in essence a dedicated computer and should be treated as such. Leaving it on all the time is the same as leaving your computer running all the dime, but without automatic hibernation after, say, an hour.
If your house is prone to power failures or fluctuations in current, the console or the state of the game could be affected in an unpredictable manner. Putting the PS2 into stand-by mode reduces the likelihood of this happening.
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Title: Some Facts Concerning The PS2 Gaming System
Author: Owen Jones
Email: owen@amiabledragon.com
Keywords: video consules,playstation,video games,gaming,computers,internet,entertainment,leisure,hardware,children,multimedia,other,uncategorized,happiness,websites
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Category: Games
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