If you mean the games, then you need a DVD burner, and you might need to crack a code.
PS2 does not have a harddrive to copy a movie onto so no
PS2 games are on DVD and are not legal to copy
Yeah you can.
To make a copy of a PS2 game you will need a DVD burner and some sort of burning software. Then simply put in your PS2 game and choose to make a copy of it. Making a copy of the game is real easy to do. However you will need to trick your console into reading the copy of the game since they are not exactly the same.
Dumping the BIOS usually means making a copy of it, so your PS2 will work if you copy the BIOS. Erasing or deleting the BIOS on the other hand will most likely break your PS2.
Do you think that if you copy PS3 on PS2 it would do something. If you mean a game the PS2 could not play it. It's not just the fact that a PS2 can not read a PS3 Disc that stops them from being able to play them. If you mean the PS3 software the PS2 does not have the hardware to run the program.
PS2 games are on DVDs and software protects some of the information
Some titles can be used by a PC with a pcsx2 emulator and a copy of the PS2 bios
If it is a copied game it will work only on a chipped ps2(the chip reads copy games)if it is a normal ps2 game it will work.
I am pretty sure copying them is illegal.
No, it is'nt possible with the ps2. With the ps3 you can connect the ps3 games to the psp and play them.
That is just another way of asking how you play burned dvds on the PS2 and you don't. They are not duplicates where you have purchased more than one copy of the game and they are instead merely burned copies Even if you have purchased a game you have no right to copy it. If youscratch or destroy a game disc you would have to purchase a new copy