i just bought an Xbox today with NFL Fever 2002, NBA Live 2002, and Project Gotham Racing and let me just say they are bad@$$.

Alot better than my PS2 IMO. I dont think ill be playing it anymore.
I also read that it has a thing for HDTV's that makes the game look better on the HD wide sscreen TV's.

I hooked it up to our 63" WS HD and it looked incredible.i cant wait to get the HDTV Pack for it to see what it does.

Anyway i am about to get 2 TV's for my headrests and i was wondering how would i go about hooking up the XBOX so that it is seen on both screens.

Also is there a way to get it so when you are in multiplayer the left screen shows player 1 and the right screen show player 2 so that there is no hoirzontal split. its a bit different on a 7" screen and a 63".

if anyone knows i would love to hear their input.

 

A digital source switch is what will allow you to output to two or basically any amount of monitors at the same time., however you cant split the game screen on any type of system, this is something that would have to have been built into the game software. You will have two pictures of the same screen, the doubler source splitter is what is used in most audio video installs in cars.

 

Yea, i remember the PS one had a link cable that allowed you to link 2 PS's together and play on two separate screens like you were thinking of. But the game had to be link capable, it would say it on the outside of the box. We used to play test drive 4 like that. I don't know if Xbox is the same way?

 

Also note that playing a multiplayer game with each player on a separate screen requires a console for each player! That was implied by the above post but not explicitly stated.

-Ollie

 

thanks for all the responses.

I am going to check and see if 2 consoles can be linked together and if so i might just have to try it.

again thanks for the quick responses.