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PS1, played the shit out of Resident Evil 3 until i accidentally broke the disk
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PlayStation 2. Funnily enough, I still have it, and it still works.
I was late to the party and got a slim model ps2, Lasted for 10 years until i dropped it (bad tendency of mine). God speed you magnificent bastard, still have good memories playing GTA SA and RE4 with my brother.I still have my original PS2, too. Those things were built to last. Most of my friends still have their original PS2 as well and actively use it.
My experience with PS2s haven't been that good. I had a fat PS2 and had to throw it away because it stopped being able to read discs. (This was long before there was a softmod available to load games off of a hard drive.)I still have my original PS2, too. Those things were built to last. Most of my friends still have their original PS2 as well and actively use it.
I was late to the party and got a slim model ps2, Lasted for 10 years until i dropped it (bad tendency of mine). God speed you magnificent bastard, still have good memories playing GTA SA and RE4 with my brother.
My experience with PS2s haven't been that good. I had a fat PS2 and had to throw it away because it stopped being able to read discs. (This was long before there was a softmod available to load games off of a hard drive.)
At parties as a teenager we would just play whoever had Vice City / GTA3 and fuck around killing pigs with a tank.RE4 was my game. I just recently replayed the PS4 remaster and it still holds up. Perfect blend of action and horror. That level where you are in the sewer and all the enemies are invisible still rocked my shit. My favorite gaming memory from the PS2 era was definitely playing Vice City with all my cousins. We would spend hours listening to the awesome soundtrack and just getting into the most ridiculous situations.
I had a lot of trouble with my fat PS2 as well. I had to get rid of it and got the slim model. That's the one I still have.
You're supposed to hold down the power button to turn it off instead of just flipping the switch; that's why fat PS2s were so "prone" to breaking. Though my SCPH-70001 has a disc read issue in that it usually can't read the disc's region code at bootup, but once in-game it reads them just as well as the SCPH-75001 I got used at GameStop in 2008. Would probably work fine if I installed a modchip in it because it bypasses the region check.My experience with PS2s haven't been that good. I had a fat PS2 and had to throw it away because it stopped being able to read discs. (This was long before there was a softmod available to load games off of a hard drive.)
I never flipped the switch off at the back of the unit, I always used the front switch to switch it off, usually leaving the game in. If I wanted to play a different game I'd tap the switch that opened the disc drive while the SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT intro with the squares was loading.You're supposed to hold down the power button to turn it off instead of just flipping the switch; that's why fat PS2s were so "prone" to breaking. Though my SCPH-70001 has a disc read issue in that it usually can't read the disc's region code at bootup, but once in-game it reads them just as well as the SCPH-75001 I got used at GameStop in 2008. Would proably work fine if I installed a modchip in it because it bypasses the region check.