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I bought a ps2 used from a used games and consoles the tested on the shop and it was work great after i boght to my house after 1 month i wanted to see movies and it asked me for the code i dint know about this and when i put ps2 games are blue cds makes a very strange sound and and the dvds are free region played black and white and when i saw the ps2 at 125 euros i dint know the problems were installed on the hardware and plays many game widescreen i will never ever buy a used console used games are great on the shop are more the cover its not very good via internet is better games with out scratches

Coin wrote:

> And she's write you know.
>
> Learn English.
*****
Please say you did that on purpose?
:D

Coin wrote:

> And she's write you know.
>
> Learn English.


Hmmmmm, wouldn't hurt to follow your own advice actually :-D

?!?

That's bloody genious that is!

Insulting someone giving you help on something you asked help for.

And she's write you know.

Learn English. Sentences begin with a capital (C) and end with a full stop (.).

Cunning, non?

Boob.

Mystique wrote:
> The code it's asking for is the age restriction settings. The previous
> owner probably set it up to stop their kids watching DVDs they
> weren't supposed to.
> As for the DVDs playing in black and white, thats probably because
> you're not using an RGB scart lead and you've got a crap TV that
> isn't NTSC compatible.
>
> And the games playing in widescreen....tough all games are in
> widescreen, you can chaneg the settings to *gaaah* pan and scan in
> the PS2's setting screen.
>
> Basically, theres nothing wrong with the PS2 and as for the code
> thing, thats the risk you run when buying second hand stuff.
>
> Ha

What do you knowyou dont have it stupid answers

And oh my god, use sentances and paragraphs you tard.

The code it's asking for is the age restriction settings. The previous owner probably set it up to stop their kids watching DVDs they weren't supposed to.
As for the DVDs playing in black and white, thats probably because you're not using an RGB scart lead and you've got a crap TV that isn't NTSC compatible.

And the games playing in widescreen....tough all games are in widescreen, you can chaneg the settings to *gaaah* pan and scan in the PS2's setting screen.

Basically, theres nothing wrong with the PS2 and as for the code thing, thats the risk you run when buying second hand stuff.

Ha

I bought a ps2 used from a used games and consoles the tested on the shop and it was work great after i boght to my house after 1 month i wanted to see movies and it asked me for the code i dint know about this and when i put ps2 games are blue cds makes a very strange sound and and the dvds are free region played black and white and when i saw the ps2 at 125 euros i dint know the problems were installed on the hardware and plays many game widescreen i will never ever buy a used console used games are great on the shop are more the cover its not very good via internet is better games with out scratches