The second Generation PS3 80 GB model could play the PS2 games based on Partially software-based PS2 emulation and included 4 USB ports and also had Flash memory card readers. The 3rd generation of PS3 models had the 40 GB, the 80 GB, and the 160 GB Harddrives but only 2 USB ports and do not play PS2 games with backward compatibility.
"If a PlayStation 3 is not backward compatible, you will not be able to add this function through any hardware (i.e., changing the hard disk drive) or software (i.e., updates, homebrew) upgrades or modifications."
no
No,PS3 is not compatible with ps2 it should play them if you have a special software for your ps3.
Yes and no. Only on the ps3 60 gb, and maybe a 80 gb. All 60 gigs are backwards compatible. Only one 80 gig.
You can not reasonably do this.
no they do not
no the games are not forward compatible
No only the PS3 with4 USB ports can play PS2 games. see related link
Yes it does see related link
Most of the PS3 models can not play PS2 games and are not Backward Compatible. Yes the early 4 USB ports PS3 consoles can play some PS2 games .
no it was the earliest PS3 that was not PS2 compatible and only has 2 USB Ports and only 4 USB PS3s Play PS2 games
No you are not able to play pirated PS2 CD's in a Sony PS3. There are some PS3's that are backwards compatible and can play PS2 games.
no PS2 games have not been compatible since they stopped making the very early PS3 models with 4 USB ports and flash card readers