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Re: Playstation 2
Originally Posted by lacey21
so the chipped PS1 and x Box my son has can be brought over to Aus without me being thrown into jail?
And should I chip the PS2 to play Aus games instead of PAL? cheers Lace x Not wanting to be deported before I get there lol |
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Cheers for that chicken,
please can some one PM me the codes for the PS 2? The other 2 consoles I have are both sorted cheers lace x |
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Originally Posted by NickyP
My son found a website that gave you codes to reset the DVD region for DVD players and PS2 etc. We changed our DVD players and they played everything so wouldn't see a problem with the PS2. Let me know if you want the website.
Nicky Can you please let me know the website? Ta |
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Hi,
Could I also have the website for unlock codes for ps2. Many thanks pen8uin :) |
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Originally Posted by pen8uin
Could I also have the website for unlock codes for ps2.
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Re: Playstation 2
Originally Posted by Shaun&Dee
A search on google is bound to through them up.
The OP said 'they couldnt see a problem' because there were codes for DVD players. There have always been region codes for DVD players becuase it lets them set them up to work in different markets (thats the mfctrs excusewhen the DVD police ask them why they are selling these boxes ) but PS2 has always been locked and unlockable except with hardware modification or using a specific comercially available disc - which I think I read is now not available after the company got caned for it . So the OP didnt say they'd actually done it - just that they'd unlocked DVD players with codes. To get a PS2 multi region you need DVD Region software or a mod-chip fitted. The Mod Chips all allow copied games. So if you're not into copied games (you need some beefy PC SW to do that its not just swap + copy) then its cheaper to go buy a DVD player here in woolworths for like 50 bucks than frig about with the PS2. |
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Friends of my son had used the codes on their PS2 however we have only needed them for a DVD player. I have, however lost the exact website that he used but I do know that he did a search on google and found several lists of codes and just played around until he found the right thing for us. I have no clue about whether any extra chips etc are needed as all that you are doing is making the DVD player multi regional (havent a clue if that affects the games). I will check with my son whenever he surfaces from his pit and let you know as I am not particularly technical :rolleyes: . The codes just allow you to access the menu that the manufacturers use to set the region codes as most machines are only single region because they set them up as that before selling them.
Nicky :) |
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Originally Posted by spalen
There arent any are there ?
The OP said 'they couldnt see a problem' because there were codes for DVD players. There have always been region codes for DVD players becuase it lets them set them up to work in different markets (thats the mfctrs excusewhen the DVD police ask them why they are selling these boxes ) but PS2 has always been locked and unlockable except with hardware modification or using a specific comercially available disc - which I think I read is now not available after the company got caned for it . So the OP didnt say they'd actually done it - just that they'd unlocked DVD players with codes. To get a PS2 multi region you need DVD Region software or a mod-chip fitted. The Mod Chips all allow copied games. So if you're not into copied games (you need some beefy PC SW to do that its not just swap + copy) then its cheaper to go buy a DVD player here in woolworths for like 50 bucks than frig about with the PS2. Interestingly enough, if memory serves me right, then the Australian supreme court ruled last year that it was legal to get consoles chipped for multi region and copied disc use, unlike the UK, where it is technically illegal. S |
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SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S, dear, if I ship mine over, chipped, this is ok?
L x |
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Originally Posted by lacey21
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S, dear, if I ship mine over, chipped, this is ok?
L x Its illegal to chip PS2s in Australia It is not illegal to chip Xbox's. I found this out today after looking in whitepages for a xbox chipper ! This is because the aussie courts ruled that Gates has enough money and wouldnt miss a few quid, whereas Sony being a close neighbour obviously needed the dosh. |
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We have used unchipped x box and playstation two here without any problems and bought games for both. However, don't think we have tried to watch Aus dvd's on them just UK. Only thing we def ran into problems with was psp as it plays Aus games but not Aus DVD's have just bought a programme that converts them for you so hopefully can watch off memory stick.
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Re: Playstation 2
Originally Posted by lacey21
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S, dear, if I ship mine over, chipped, this is ok?
L x Yes you should be fine. I have done some digging to find the original article and you can read it here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4315172.stm So, if you have a chipped station or Xbox, then bring them with you and they will be perfectly legal. S |
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We got told all sort of rubish by Aus shops about how we couldn't buy Aus games turned out to be totally untrue.
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