even using the reset button /eject combo ar ?

You already have "Auntstation 2" from US, what for you still ask?

my method of playing PS1 games on PS2 "fat" is :

-eject the dvd tray, put in PS1 game

-press & hold power button until the tray is fully closed and the power indicator light turned red color

-release and hold the power button again until the power indicator light turned greed color, wait for the game to load, this works for most of my PS1 games.

Xbox is the ultimate emu system for crt tv~ 
some more can enable scanline mode    thats the beauty of it~ 

So many people play emulator on XBox

This is my first Chinese New Year with no new game

This might be old news but I just got around to upgrade my old Xbox Hard disk to 80GB today and notice that the power unit has a lot of leaking capacitors. The Xbox still runs fine but there a little feeling inside me that it just waiting for time to kick the bucket.....

Anyone here encounter this issue before ? Any advise ? ATX-PSU mod perhaps 

TQ TQ ... still very novice lah ...
You see on the picture, a lot of white goo beside the capacitors on the left and right hand side.

Plasma does a much better job in scaling than LCD, and the response time in almost none. Another thing is LCD is extremely picky in frequencies, anything not exact 59.94Hz will cause problem, and there are some retro consoles not running on that, notably PC Engine, Neo Geo AES, I remembered 3DO as well but can't be sure, and lots of arcade boards. Plasma on the other hand is more flexible like CRT. The only problem is the commonly known already screen burn in, but you can set the TV to minimize its possibilty of happening.

If you want scanline, which makes a huge difference for retro games, then you'd want to consider getting a signal converter which convert whatever signal you want to VGA and then add a scanline enabler called SLG3000 (only available through online from Germany, costs around RM200). XRGB will just give you scanline whatever you throw at it. A new XRGB should be coming out soon, very very soon, supposedly out already by now, not sure about the price but supposed to be much cheaper.

For the time being, just get a plasma for now, everything else you can decide later.

get a 21" or 29" CRT with component input while it is still available, old games are meant to be played on CRT tv.

I find plasma more crisp on HD capable consoles, while LCD is sharp but often pale if you have met the exact resolution. Let's put it this way, there's no way I would get a LCD unless ther's no other choice.

Remember to confirm the plasma supports Full HD 1080p and HDMI port.
I've been using PS3 on an old LG 42" plasma Full HD. >3 yrs, still running fine.

Also if you plan to hook up other AV into the plasma TV, just double check enough ports.