Best Way to Make PS1 and PS2 Region Free
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Thestreetzking
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Re: Best Way to Make PS1 and PS2 Region Free
I have swap magic 3 for my ps 2 slim and its been working great for imports! I havent had a problem and have had it for a couple years, super easy. install the new lid which opens differently so the spring is always down, and swap the game when it says to, takes 2 seconds!
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Thomago
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Re: Best Way to Make PS1 and PS2 Region Free
ZellSF wrote:It's also easily one of the best games this console generation if you're wondering about that
I will pick it up for sureBazookaBen wrote:And Thomago, you can't go wrong with Wipeout HD. I've seen very few Wipeout fans that don't enjoy it. I love it.
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antron
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Re: Best Way to Make PS1 and PS2 Region Free
Another great thing about SM3 is how it can load elfs from a usb drive.Thestreetzking wrote:I have swap magic 3 for my ps 2 slim and its been working great for imports! I havent had a problem and have had it for a couple years, super easy. install the new lid which opens differently so the spring is always down, and swap the game when it says to, takes 2 seconds!
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ZellSF
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Re: Best Way to Make PS1 and PS2 Region Free
Off-topic bump: When I said the Wipeout Pulse PS2 port wasn't bad, I didn't actually know just how bad it was. In addition to terrible framerate, it also corrupts memory cards.
So anyone playing it still might want to look into that.
So anyone playing it still might want to look into that.