From: kendrick@nospam.io
In article <2Sa1h.367$XF5.254@newsfe06.lga>,
Shinnokxz wrote:
>
>I guess a question good for someone who owns the PS2 version: does this
>game support widescreen and/or progressive? How do you communicate..
>does the onscreen keyboard work well enough, or will I need a seperate
>USB/PS2 keyboard? and also, does the PS2 version support the microphone?
The PS2 version supports a USB keyboard, but there is also an on-screen
soft keyboard you can access using the select button. You can also access
text shortcuts using R2. As far as I know, there's no voice chat for PS2
or PC players. The Xbox 360 supported voice chat only during party
missions during the Beta, and I imagine that restriction carries over to
the full version. In both versions, the lobby and other public areas
restrict you to text chat.
You'd have to get a USB keyboard for either the 360 or the PS2 anyway, so
that's not a decision branch. The on-screen keyboard is slow and it's
impossible to key in responses and move your character around at the same
time, so for me the USB keyboard is pretty much indispensible.
I'm not sure if the PS2 version supports progressive scan or widescreen.
I'm sitting here looking at the manual and the box, and there's nothing to
indicate that you can mess with the vide mode. I can't imagine that they
would leave that function out, but I don't have an appropriate TV to test
it out. Anybody else care to say?
-KKC, who must remember to eat in between PSU sessions...
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