Hi
Welcome Arclite Im really new my self..
Anyway to your question, Yes I can make 1:1 backups for PS2, but there isnt a way you can avoid modifying your PS2...
It Must Be Modified.. SORRY.
Regards
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Hi everyone.I am new in this forum and I would appreciate your help.
Is it possible to make 1:1 backups for ps2 (both cd and dvd based games) without modifying the console? If someone knows,please help.
Thanks in advance...
Last edited by Arclite; 23-12-2003 at 22:21.
Hi
Welcome Arclite Im really new my self..
Anyway to your question, Yes I can make 1:1 backups for PS2, but there isnt a way you can avoid modifying your PS2...
It Must Be Modified.. SORRY.
Regards
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I thought that when we say 1:1 ,we mean a full copy of the original with all the mistakes (which are used for the authentication) that the original has.Anyway...thanks for the quick reply mojo8850.
Originally Posted by Arclite
Look here http://psxpaul.cjb.net/
Great page Nighthunter.It has many methods on making a ps2 backup and not only that, but I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that the console still needs to be modified in order to play these backups (mostly the dvd based).Is there a method to avoid modifying my ps2 ?
Last edited by Arclite; 23-12-2003 at 22:22.
Thanks for the kind commentsOriginally Posted by Arclite
There is a way to boot your backups without modifying your PS2 console, know as the "knife trick". A search on google or something similar will return these methods. I would personally never advise anybody to use this method, as you are basically forcing the PS2's tray mechanism to open/close. This will see the speedy ruin of the tray meshanism and ultimately a useless non-working PS2.
Modchips are relatively cheap thesedays - a lot cheaper than a replacement PS2 !
I hope that this helps
I have also moved this thread to the Console Gaming section![]()
psx_paul
Pioneer A04 fw1.33 / Liteon 40125S
PS2 v5 PAL with Messiah
Xbox v1.5 with AppleX V + 120GB HD upgrade
yes depending on your version modchips do come cheap, it's just the installation charges that drive people crazy. You can check which version your ps2 by clicking this link below. If you have any questions then post it in that forum.
http://www.dvdrbase.com/showthread.php?t=34623
Here you go.
You 've done a great job with your page psx_paul.Keep it that way...
In regard to the modchips,I just didn't want to lose the guarantee.But since it is one way road, which chip would you recommend for the modifying...
Last edited by Arclite; 23-12-2003 at 22:39.
Here's the way I see it. If you've had your ps2 for more than 3 months then the warranty is useless so a modchip is helpful. The best chips probably would be the DMS, messiah, DUO, and Blue chip. They are good, out of those two I'd probably narrow it down to DMS and the Messiah 2 Pro.Originally Posted by Arclite
Thanks ps2king.I 'll see what I can find in the local market...
where abouts are you based Arclite ?, might be able to recommend somebody/some place for you![]()
psx_paul
Pioneer A04 fw1.33 / Liteon 40125S
PS2 v5 PAL with Messiah
Xbox v1.5 with AppleX V + 120GB HD upgrade
you could always get a flip top for ur ps2, u can easily install that....it beats the knife trick and the slide card.
I got my ps2 here. They charge $55 for Installation Service.
http://www.xmodd.com/
Getting an actual modchip would be a wiser and safe decision as opposed to the method mentioned above.Originally Posted by joshk6656
whats a flip top ive never heard of that.