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I think my second PS2 is now on the way out!!
I had a couple of DVD's for Christmas, watched one on Boxing Day, when I could force myself to switch off PES.
I went to watch the same DVD a couple of days ago, and the machine won't read the DVD at all. This was also the case with my newly purchased Tomb Raider DVD ( yes I know it's not the greatest film, but it's got Angelina Jolie dressed up as Lara Croft! What else does it need?).
It will still play some of my collection of DVDs but not all, including some that had worked previously.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a solution, other than ring Sony and shout at them, again?
Cheers
Mark
I had a couple of DVD's for Christmas, watched one on Boxing Day, when I could force myself to switch off PES.
I went to watch the same DVD a couple of days ago, and the machine won't read the DVD at all. This was also the case with my newly purchased Tomb Raider DVD ( yes I know it's not the greatest film, but it's got Angelina Jolie dressed up as Lara Croft! What else does it need?).
It will still play some of my collection of DVDs but not all, including some that had worked previously.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a solution, other than ring Sony and shout at them, again?
Cheers
Mark
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I think my second PS2 is now on the way out!!
I had a couple of DVD's for Christmas, watched one on Boxing Day, when I could force myself to switch off PES.
I went to watch the same DVD a couple of days ago, and the machine won't read the DVD at all. This was also the case with my newly purchased Tomb Raider DVD ( yes I know it's not the greatest film, but it's got Angelina Jolie dressed up as Lara Croft! What else does it need?).
It will still play some of my collection of DVDs but not all, including some that had worked previously.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a solution, other than ring Sony and shout at them, again?
Cheers
Mark
I had a couple of DVD's for Christmas, watched one on Boxing Day, when I could force myself to switch off PES.
I went to watch the same DVD a couple of days ago, and the machine won't read the DVD at all. This was also the case with my newly purchased Tomb Raider DVD ( yes I know it's not the greatest film, but it's got Angelina Jolie dressed up as Lara Croft! What else does it need?).
It will still play some of my collection of DVDs but not all, including some that had worked previously.
Has this happened to anyone else? Is there a solution, other than ring Sony and shout at them, again?
Cheers
Mark
I rented out the tomb raider DVD and it worked fine, I'd give Sony a ring :-)
My DVDs work great. It's just your pS2
As with pro devo, I've a launch machine which is fine. The onl discs I've had problems with also give problems on a dedicated player, so I know it's not my PS2.
Lol, Spy Hunter or the disc?
Silent85 wrote:
> The only problem I have had is with one of OPSM2 demo disc It read it once for
> spy hunter demo and it wont play it again It didn't bother me I didn't like the
> look of it anyways
i've had a problem with the wipeout fusion demo....loaded once...and now it won't work anymore....on both of the discs which it came on!!
> The only problem I have had is with one of OPSM2 demo disc It read it once for
> spy hunter demo and it wont play it again It didn't bother me I didn't like the
> look of it anyways
i've had a problem with the wipeout fusion demo....loaded once...and now it won't work anymore....on both of the discs which it came on!!
I bought Final Fantasy 7 to play on my PS2. For the first few times it played fine, but then on one occasion, the PS2 couldn't detect the disc! 1 quick wipe over the back with me jumper sleeve, and I was following the adventures of Cloud & co once more!
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