No unless you have an old PS3 with 4 USB ports nothing you do will allow you to play PS2 games on your PS3
From related link "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 the PS2 does not play PS3 games that are on Blue Ray Discs and can only be played n the PS3
No the PS2 can not read the PS3 Game Discs
You do not because the PS3 replaced the PS2 with better technology and the games are on Blu-ray discs. Even if your PS2 could read the discs it could not play the games
No they discs are they same size, but they are Blu-Ray discs and can not be read by the PS2.
no PS3 games are on Blu-Ray Discs that the PS2 does not read
No PS3 games are on Blu-Ray Discs that can't be read by PS2
no. The PS3 games are on Blu-ray discs that the PS2 does not read.
No an adapter is not possible. The discs will fit in the PS2 they just are software designed for the PS3 and would not work in a PS2 even if the PS2 could read the Blue-ray discs the PS2 could never run PS3 games
All PS2 game discs fit but do not play. The PS3 can play Blue Ray CDs and DVDs and they are all the same size discs
No you can not get a chip, the PS2 could not read PS3 blue-Ray game discs and could not play them if it could read them. A PS3 is the only game console that can play PS3 games.
No it just is not possible. PS2 does not read the discs and can not run the games even if the software was not designed for the PS3
Besides not being able to read the Blu-Ray PS3 game discs the PS2 lacks both the hardware and software to be able to play PS3 games.