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thanks
> Is it legal?
ukgames has the best price ive seen anyway for the x port v.2
go and treat yourself u WILL NOT regret it
its the same price as a memory card and much more reliable
my pes1 option file fecked up so many times!!!
Xport isn’t official, in so much as it isn’t produced by Sony, but I guess it must have been ‘okayed’ by Sony or it wouldn’t be available. It is the only unofficial product I have ever bought, and is the only one I am ever likely to buy. Top little gadget.
I'm a bit dubious about non-official stuff.
I sound like a right idiot now.
I bought my xport cause I was fed up with paying £27-ish quid for a PS2 memory cards – it’s a rip off. With my xport, which costs the same as a single memory card, I can keep *all* of my save games. And with games like GTA3 and VC on the go, you can soon go through the space on a memory card.
The PES2 option file was a rather nice bonus that a stumbled upon about a week after I got the game. I was looking for someway to change the names and came across the perfect answer.
Look, everyone go and buy one now and I promise to shut up about the
damn thing :-D
What's the
> difference between doing this, and say, using an Action replay to
> modify a game?
I'm not very sure what an Action-replay does to a game. I'm not one for messing about with the way the game has been put together. But obviously if there is an edit mode then that is different.
> Well form what you said, I thought it sounded as if people had
> re-programmed bits of the games.
Hmm, not so much 're-programmed' as edited. PES2 has an edit mode so if you had the inclination (and enough patience), you could go through and make all the changes yourself. All these guys have done is make all the changes, save it to their Pro Evo 2 option file and then let people download it and put it on their memory card.
This can hardly be viewed as re-programming the game! What's the difference between doing this, and say, using an Action replay to modify a game?