BBeeewwwwwmmmm

[Tom]

Aww yeah. Been 16 years since I last played the ps1 version.

[Mr. Analog]

Woo!!

[Darren Dirt]

OP is a photo of an RPG.

this* video/webseries might be enjoyable. Just found it. Ah internetz, what can't you link me to?





*trailer @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myVkGHN7D1s
and briefly summed up @ http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WebAnimation/BrokenQuest

[Tom]

OP is a photo of an RPG.

You don't say

[Mr. Analog]

[Thorin]

needs a bigger sword

Enjoy playing it again, though, I hope there's no scratches on the discs.

[Tom]

Yeah, I looked at the disks last night, theres only one small scratch on the first disk, the rest are fine. my hope is that either, the scratch is too small to matter, or its during a fmv and the ps2 will just skip that frame.

[Tom]

I've seen some pretty gnarly disks play on a ps1, and likely a ps2 will be just as good.

[Mr. Analog]

With PS2 it depends on the generation.

Early model first generation PS2s had a lot of disk drive problems and were a lot more finicky.

There used to be a site with lists of serial numbers you could check if you had a unit that was in the danger zone.

[Tom]

Hm, I have the first Slim model. Which apparently is a good thing. Later slims have issues with ps1 games, and now you're saying non-slims have issues with the drive.

[Mr. Analog]

Like first generation.

Getting one of those is not very likely. If memory serves cheaper drives were used to fill expected demand for first generation PS2s.

I used to have a first gen PS2 which I inherited from a friend who bought it first day, I ended up selling it to another friend. From what I remember my serial number was on the cusp of "problem batches"

[Lazybones]

needs a bigger sword

Cloud's Buster Sword (Final Fantasy VII) - MAN AT ARMS

[Mr. Analog]

needs a bigger sword

Cloud's Buster Sword (Final Fantasy VII) - MAN AT ARMS

Great googly moogly!

[Darren Dirt]

Cloud's Buster Sword (Final Fantasy VII) - MAN AT ARMS

Great googly moogly!

MOAR REAL-LIFE FICTIONAL SWOARDS HEAR: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUUGFk1wE5OHqeNDwp2q9_ZiPqKlWNc6V

[Tom]

Dagnabit.

I figured I'd have an issue. My reciver /almost/ works with the ps2 in ps1 mode. ALMOST! It doesn't quite support the native 240i/p mode. Tried both the composite and component cables. Tell you what, everything looks WAY better with the component cables, even the choppy scrolling broken mess that is FF7 on my setup.

It looks like I'll be buying a scan doubler or up-converter.