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"While there's plenty of options for upscaling all those non-HD DVDs you're not ready to give up just yet, there's not a whole lot you can do to improve how your collection of past-gen video games look on your spiffy HDTV, apart from simply using a good component cable. Video game accessorizer Xploder is trying to rectify that situation somewhat, however, releasing its \"HDTV Player\" for the PS2, which the folks at Reg Hardware recently got a chance to test out. While they seems to have had better results than some of the other earlier reviews, they weren't without their share of problems, with the boot CD that tweaks the PS2's resolution requiring a few tries before it got going, and some games reportedly looking \"like they'd been blown up in Photoshop\" when they tested 'em on a 32-inch LCD. On the whole, however, they found that most games did \"look a little sharper,\" and they seem to have been particularly taken with the metal tin the whole lot comes in. Whether that's enough to justify the $40 price tag or not, you'll have to decide for yourself."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/17/xploder-ps2-hdtv-upscaler-reviewed/>