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Happened on a few different games now and its time i started to worry. I cant really afford a new PS2 or to get it fixed should it need it. So my Pro Evo days may be numbered...
Its not so bad as i dont play the PS2 so often anymore...but it soon could be the end of a era.
> Sooo easy to fix...
>
> Get out ya screwdriver, unscrew the case and disc cover, then move
> the white cog by a couple of notches, making a mark in felt tip on
> the original notch for future reference.
>
Hmmm, think i might try this.
Let you know what happens. If it breaks, i'll cry.
> Communist Jim wrote:
> I got an X-Box - problems sorted.
>
> Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
> [URL]http://gamesradar.msn.co.uk/news/default.asp?pagetypeid=2&articleid=35024&subsectionid=1586[/URL]
> *chuckle*
At least if it does that you can expect a refund, if you survive. :D
> That doesn't fix it in all cases, it didn't work with mine. Also, as
> far as I remember, the cog reverts back to its original position
> anyway.
Whatcha talking bout?
Sounds like somebody moved the wrong cog...