Addiction may be a strong term to describe your relationship with your playstation system. However, what should you do if your PS2 game is lost, stolen or becomes unusable? Buy another one to replace it? I don’t think so. The information below discusses an alternative that you should know. Thus, it is your freedom to make a playable copy of your own PS2 games, but it’s not simple. To copy the PS2 games, you should have the following:
First: Compatible copying software
Second: Appropriate copy media
Third: a PS2 Mod Chip
Software to copy PS2 Games
There are two factors that you should consider when you purchase software to copy PS2 games. First, does the software support PS2 games? Second, will the software overcome fade-an anti-piracy protection that is gradually self-modifies and degrades elements of play in such copied games to the point where they become useless? Fade is new to the PS2 scene and can only be found on a few tiles. However, fade will probably become a more frequent issue when attempting to copy PS2 games in the future. Some things that you should do is to know how easy the copy software is to use, the quality of such copies it produces as well as the quality to help and support the game copy software company offers.
Media to Copy PS2 Games
PS2 games are from the two formats. You should use the cd-roms that have a blue underside and the DVDs that have a silver underside. The best media to use for copying these games include: DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW and CD-RW formats.
PS2 Mod Chips
In order for your PS2 system to play legal backup copies, it must be personalized to overcome its built-in protection. The best way to accomplish this is by installing a PS2 mod chip into your system’s console. By that, it will allow you to play backup copies of your games. However, installing this one is a kind of complicated procedure that will require you to open your console to solder several wires. If it is installed wrong, you will then be in the market for a new gaming console.
