ergo space pig wrote:night_tools wrote:ergo space pig wrote:I broke my playstation 2 at the beginning of the summer trying to install a modchip (so I could play pirated games) without really knowing how to solder. It was supposed to be easy, but I found out I really didn't have the proper size iron for the work. I finally ordered another ps2 that I should be getting on monday. I can't wait to finally finish Resident Evil 4.
If you still want to mod your PS2 try getting hold of 'SwapMagic' discs, and a set of magic keys ( or blue-tac and a paperclip). This has worked pretty well for me, allowing me to play import games with no chance of fucking up the console.
That's probably what I'm gonna do this time around. I have an old model so I'm going to try to load them off a harddrive so I can save the life of the laser.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that swapmagic is really only an easy option if you have a top loader/slimline PS2.
I'll add Metal Gear Solid 3:Snake Eater to the list of must-have PS2 games as well, as I only remember seeing part 2 mentioned. For mine, Snake Eater is better than 2 by a mile, and one of the best PS2 titles hands down.
I'll also second Okami, Rez, Godhand, Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, and Resident Evil 4.
If you're into RPGs, Final Fantasy X and XII are great, with XII being outstanding.
Also the rhythm action games/ Guitar Hero precursors Frequency and Amplitude are really good fun, but as they are essentially 'Dualshock 2 Hero' they may be considered a bit redundant. You should be able to find them pretty cheap though.
arthur wrote:Don't cut it for work don't cut it to look normal, people who feel offended by your nearly-30-with-long-hair face should just fuck off.