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U could have program for your ps2 or watever console you have and you could edit what the games are like and add in new levels or design new guns or cars or textures.then you could also buy empty discs which you can kind of create your own games to the same standerd of Ps2 games of whatever the standerd of the console is?
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Have you received the new SR MAg today, anyone? No, I'm not attempting to bring the attention away from another argument... although it is a welcome side effect.
How odl are you anyways racing rules? Because you write like a two year old and I think the way you post in here is pathetic.
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hmm i really cant beleive how childish u r ur still making kiddy coments i see...
...........if Racing rules left the forums.....? I am sure many agree.
VKTR
VKTR
More expensive than an ordinary PC hard drive, I would have thought.
you know ther is a hard drive coming out for the PS2 does any 1 no how much that is
on some games on the gamecube , you will be able to use the 64mb memory card to save game levels and stuff that you have made !! dont beleive me ?? then just look in ngc mag issue 60(formerly n64) and go to the gamecube section , or just surf the net a bit , you should find something !!
are you having a bad day?
y'know, I know a way you can do that... it's called a PC! I assume you are fairly well acquainted with this masterful piece of technology, but all the things you suggest are possible on a PC, it costs less than a "programming PS2" or whatever and being a far superior games platform would be much more worthwile. Since every PS2 game has pretty much an equivalent superior PC game and the possibilities you suggest are far more accessible, with the internet providing mods and extensions for you games 24/7. Incidetally, I am NOT a PC sales rep or an industrial saboteur, I'm just a gamer.
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