PS2 mod chips...
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From: Raleigh, NC
Originally Posted by umop-apisdn
Net adaper and HDAdvance is the only way to go. Slide cards and swap disks are a pain in the ass and will not work with all games. HDAdvance has a few incompatible games, but nowhere near as many as a slidecard or swapdisks.
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Originally Posted by canada
SO I get an external or internal hd?
Get a Maxtor Internal HDD (atleast 40GB, and up to 200GB)...it's supposedly the brand that's most compatible with HDAdvance. Most Western Digital drives won't even fit.
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From: the best coast
Originally Posted by Eklypse39
ps2 flip top cover. if you have a dvd writer, it's all you need. no soldering, no mess.
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From: Syracuse, NY... again.
Originally Posted by Darth2000GSR
The HDD plugs into the back of the network adapter and then slides into the expansion slot on the back of the PS2.
Get a Maxtor Internal HDD (atleast 40GB, and up to 200GB)...it's supposedly the brand that's most compatible with HDAdvance. Most Western Digital drives won't even fit.
Get a Maxtor Internal HDD (atleast 40GB, and up to 200GB)...it's supposedly the brand that's most compatible with HDAdvance. Most Western Digital drives won't even fit.
Thanks homies...
I saw one in an ad for Black Friday for a Maxtor 200GB Hard Drive for 89.99!
woot! :canada:
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From: glass case of emotion
Originally Posted by jawabenz
i ordered my flip top on sunday. w00000t!
$30 + shipping (?) for the software ...
$30 + on a network adapter
$100 + on a HDD
and still not be able to play copied games. then i'd need the ...
slide card + boot cd and dvd, another $30 + shipping
i've had my flip top since the day it was released back in December 2002 and i've had no problems at all. this is coming from first hand experience, not some unknown internet horror story.
i dropped $40 (cover and boot discs) and it plays almost every game i can think of. the only issues you will have is that DVD9 games aren't burnable.
if you have the HDD loader, what happens when your HDD fills up? do you have to disconnect it and attach it to a PC, then burn the game files to a dvd-r? do you just have to delete games off the drive and call it a night? is there a way to FTP into your drive to take games off of it and store it on a pc?
BOOM goes the dynamite!
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From: in a van down by the rive
Originally Posted by Max Windu
I just found it funny that you suggest paying for the software that allows you to bootleg games.:chuckles:
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So after i install the hdd and the net adaptor ive to go get HDAdvance and a mod chip/disc swap etc.. if i wanna read copied games???
I heard something about installing some programme on memory card for doin this??
is this true
I heard something about installing some programme on memory card for doin this??
is this true