Can I? If yes, how?
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Can I? If yes, how?
Yes, put the game in the tray as normal :p You can't save though unless you have a PS1 memory card :p Personally I'd put PS1 games in my PC these days and use an emulator instead :p
I've tried it but I get my memory card screen (The one where you can copy or delete data) instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by cl_out
From my experience, the PS2 doesn't read PS memory cards, so you end up having to play a game without saving... :/
Dunno if this is just me, or.
That must be just you. it might be the problem of a third party mem. card. I have all Sony cards and they work fine on the PS2Quote:
Originally Posted by strawberryman
Maybe you guys get it wrong. I mean when I insert PS1/PSX CD, I get the memory card screen (*SEE MY PREVIOUS POST*) instead of the game screen.
Or it could be yet another problem of poor quality Sony hardware.
Clout, what emulator do you use?
PSXe is my favorite, roto.
ePSXe, or is it some other thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Genji
Yeah, thats it. ePSXe.
psxeven is a bit better
That means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
Most game/video rental shops will do it for like a buck. Or use the toothpaste trick. Plain white toothpased applied in a circular patterna around the disk. Wipe it off with a hardly damp wash cloth. If you have any questions, ask HSU. He posted a damn good guide one time, and I am far too lazy to work out the wording.Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OThat means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
Bipper :p
with reguards to the PS2 not reading 3rd party memory cards its only in the menu that they dont read them if you want to see whats on the memory card is to have a game like Abes Exodus which can read and delete the saves on your non sony memory card, you can still use the memory card to save your games just that the PS2 wont read your card (prolly a scam to get people useing sony memory cards)
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Originally Posted by Araciel
Lies :P
And i have a non-sony memory card and it works fine.:D
I can't pick up.....Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OThat means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
The disc tray or the game disc itself?
I try to read my PS2 compatible software and:
Playstation format CD-ROMs that have the Playstation logo and the NTSC/J designation. Does this affect something?
Strange because this is all i have to do, it might just be the disc maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by cl_out
Your disc, clearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultimaI can't pick up.....Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OThat means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
The disc tray or the game disc itself?
I try to read my PS2 compatible software and:
Playstation format CD-ROMs that have the Playstation logo and the NTSC/J designation. Does this affect something?
You should get an error message if the region is incorrect.
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Originally Posted by MirageYour disc, clearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultimaI can't pick up.....Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OThat means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
The disc tray or the game disc itself?
I try to read my PS2 compatible software and:
Playstation format CD-ROMs that have the Playstation logo and the NTSC/J designation. Does this affect something?
You should get an error message if the region is incorrect.
Error message like what?
How old is your PS2?
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Originally Posted by Darth Holmes
August 2006 - January 2006 = 6-8 months
I read all the guides given and I found this: The console can only play discs with the NTSC / J designation. Discs marked with NTSC / U/C , NTSC / C or PAL cannot be played (This includes PS2 games). But I can play PS2 PAL, NTSC / U/C and NTSC / C games.
Don't tell me I can't........I refused to accept the truth!!:mad:
well all i know is the fmvs in ff9 used to crash in the other emulator and this one works just fine, hence the bit betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Fire_Emblem776Quote:
Originally Posted by Araciel
Lies :P
And i have a non-sony memory card and it works fine.:D
That's probably because FFIX requires a patch to be emulated correctly. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Aracielwell all i know is the fmvs in ff9 used to crash in the other emulator and this one works just fine, hence the bit betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Fire_Emblem776Quote:
Originally Posted by Araciel
Lies :P
And i have a non-sony memory card and it works fine.:D
I don't remember. You'd definitely know if you got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultimaQuote:
Originally Posted by MirageYour disc, clearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultimaI can't pick up.....Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OThat means your disc is corrupt. It can't read the disc, so it boots you into the browser instead. Try resurfacing it; you can get resurfacing kits pretty cheap these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by vivi_ultima
The disc tray or the game disc itself?
I try to read my PS2 compatible software and:
Playstation format CD-ROMs that have the Playstation logo and the NTSC/J designation. Does this affect something?
You should get an error message if the region is incorrect.
Error message like what?
If I try to run my NTSC Xenosaga on my PAL PS2, it comes up with a screen similar to the boot screen, except it has a red cloud in the backgraound, and has the text "Please insert a Playstation or Playstation 2 format disc."
That's the same message you get if you put an Xbox disc in - as far as the PS2 is concerned, the disc is for a different console.
I also have a problem. Well question I suppose.
Does a PS1 mem card work on a PS2 cuz I've been FF8 through again and I can't save on a PS2 one and I keep getting a game over whenever I reah the end of disc one.
So does a PS1 game work on a PS2 mem card? [I'm playing a PS1 game in a PS2 of course!!]
Yeah, you have to use a PS1 memory card for PS1 games. It'll fit in the slot just fine. And you can transfer save files from a PS1 card to a PS2 for backup or safekeeping, but you can only save/load from a PS1 memory card.
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Originally Posted by Azar
Ok, thankies!!!!!!
When you reach the end of disc one, does it just go to the game over screen, or do you turn it off because the memory card isn't working?Quote:
Originally Posted by xXxRinoa HeartillyxXx
It shouldn't give you a game over at all; you may also have a corrupt disc.
Yes, that is because PS1 games do not understand the file system used on PS2 memorycards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Azar
Clarifying the information here please....
FF7 for ps1 will work on ps2 system but would need a ps1 memory card to be able to save?
Yes, because FF7 (and all other PS1 games, FF8 can actually detect them, but not access them) can not read the file system used on PS2 memory cards.