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Playstation 2 Portable Project

November 23, 2004 by Phillip Torrone 16 Comments

playstation 2 portable

a lot of folks sent this in, so we’ll put it up here, so it’s always here in our console section…the playstation 2 portable project. an amazing hack, taking a psone, and using a PS2’s guts to make a portable version, nicely done.

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Copy Playstation 2 Games To The Hard Drive

September 22, 2004 by Phillip Torrone 121 Comments

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using a standard ata/ide hard drive (up to 120 gb) and a tools like hdloader and hdadvance you can copy all your playstation games to the drive, which makes them load faster and will cut down on wear-n-tear on the discs. just make sure you’re just doing this with the games you own.

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