Can I connect a PS2 to a laptop?

[CelShadedDreams]

If so, how do I do it? Just to use it as a screen when playing games.

It doesn't look like I'm going to be able to move my monitor and 360 any time soon so I need to keep myself entertained *sigh*

[Jimboxy]

you might be able to get a usb > composite converter but i imagine you would get a lot of delay making it hard to play.

If you've just got a laptop, how about Snes9x? get some cheeky roms going on..

::EDIT:: or you could get a tv turner / video capture card for your laptop and plug it in via that, again not sure about the quality and it might be expensive.

[DANGERMAN]

There's PS2 emulators too, but you might need a fairly powerful computer to run it.

You might be able to get a VGA converter box so you can go from composite to VGA, but they arent cheap. Probably cheaper to just buy a cheap tv 2nd hand

[Cyberpunk]

I've got an Action Replay disc set for PS2, and it comes with a usb link lead for the PS2. The lead lets you back up your memory cards, and import downloaded saves. The only way I can think of to use a laptop display for your psu is to buy a usb tv device. The kind that let's you view tv on your pc. Then, you can tune the tv device to your ps2.

[pickled]

I've got an Action Replay disc set for PS2, and it comes with a usb link lead for the PS2. The lead lets you back up your memory cards, and import downloaded saves. The only way I can think of to use a laptop display for your psu is to buy a usb tv device. The kind that let's you view tv on your pc. Then, you can tune the tv device to your ps2.

I did this was my gamecube, tv card and pc aaaages ago......it wasn't pretty, for some reason the picture quality was like watching early channel 5, or anything on a portable aerial