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Hi i have a older playstation 2 model number 30004 and would like to swap for a SCPH 3000xR that's a 3000x or 3000R as i have a ps2 game development kit i imported, but i got the wrong one and the kit and my ps2 arnt compatable? anyone help???
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The trouble is that you go to argos, buy a PS2, swap it with your old one, take it back and they give you another PS2, in stead of a refund. You might as well just buy one.
Good one fuby, i bet that would prob work if i could be bothered, but sounds like way to much effort, and hassle down my local Argos
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bacon wrote:
> why in the world do u want to swap your playstation 2 for? ARE YOU MAD!! you have one and u want another one. why ?? what is the point they are all the same
So you didn't bother to read the post then? Try taking the time to read posts especially when there is a faily good explanation of the problem.
> why in the world do u want to swap your playstation 2 for? ARE YOU MAD!! you have one and u want another one. why ?? what is the point they are all the same
So you didn't bother to read the post then? Try taking the time to read posts especially when there is a faily good explanation of the problem.
Hmmmmm chipping is risky, take a look at mod-chip.com for info on chips and chipping, although it is still a bit risky as it could ruin the whole machine.
Apparently there is one other alternative, to get it "chipped" with some direct boot thingy, apparently then i could use some usb equipment with the ps2 linking to my pc, but need ability to run special piece of software on cdr? i dont really know much about this anyone help????
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> True but still is a newer one much better?
Well yeah, if you have an old PS2 its more likly to be used more, with a higher chance that it could break. Also newer models have various improvements, like the better DVD drivers. But there can be a downside, region-x isnt suppose to work with the brand new models at the moment.
> True but still is a newer one much better?
Well yeah, if you have an old PS2 its more likly to be used more, with a higher chance that it could break. Also newer models have various improvements, like the better DVD drivers. But there can be a downside, region-x isnt suppose to work with the brand new models at the moment.
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