My Ps2 Died Today

[Han]

Are you sure it's utterly stone dead? Whats the exact problem with it? There seems to be a lot of laser alignment/voltage problems with the PS2 as it grows old. You might be able to fix it quite easily. I actually found a PS2 in my garbage room, which I managed to repair. There are guides on how to fix your PS2 on the Internet…

 

[Jarska333]

Can you not, like, take it to a repair shop?

 

[itsme]

I have decided to get a slimline PS2. I'm a part time gaming collector myself, and that would be my excuse of buying a PS2 6 months before PS3 launch...or, whatever. Anyway, I can't live without my PS2 games for 6 long months, especially summer game release draught has begun, already. Only if Ninty has released some of E3 DS games this summer, maybe, otherwise, I need regular dosage of PS2 pills to stay healthy.

 

[DemonStar55]

you could just do lots of mind altering drugs and hope it has the same effect of playing ps2 games

 

[lintsniffer]

Play all of the Resident Evil games (again) that's always a fun thing to do. This summer I'll be playing with my new GP2X and saving up for a DS Lite. You'd think they'd release games in the summer because all the gamers < 22 would buy a lot more if they had nothing to do for 3 months.

 

[itsme]

Play all of the Resident Evil games (again) that's always a fun thing to do. This summer I'll be playing with my new GP2X and saving up for a DS Lite. You'd think they'd release games in the summer because all the gamers < 22 would buy a lot more if they had nothing to do for 3 months.

There are lots of PS2 games that I have passed on. With this summer draught season, it's perfect to dig up the old library and see for some jewels. My first line of games include Ace Combat 4 & 5, Star Ocean 3, and Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition. I've also heard good things about Shadow Hearts 2.

 

[lintsniffer]

I always wanted Star Ocean 3, but I heard from some peope that it was a little long and screwed up somehow. I still might pick it up if it's cheap though.

 

[atomic dog]

Can you not, like, take it to a repair shop?

I found a fast and affordable game system repair shop
in San Antonio Texas. I took my broken PS2(bulky) and
2 broken Xboxs to them in the morning and got them
back repaired and cleaned in the afternoon. It has been
over 6 months with no problems, no more 'disk errors'
for Atomic Dog!

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

Can you not, like, take it to a repair shop?

I found a fast and affordable game system repair shop
in San Antonio Texas. I took my broken PS2(bulky) and
2 broken Xboxs to them in the morning and got them
back repaired and cleaned in the afternoon. It has been
over 6 months with no problems, no more 'disk errors'
for Atomic Dog!

how much for the ps2 repair?

 

[Fishbong]

Or, just spend $130 for the stop gap solution?

How about getting a life?





















Ah, just kidding. Getting a life is overrated :rolleyes:

 

[Goity]

Whether its lives or ps2s, you can find anything on ebay(tm).

 

[lubidog]

Or, just spend $130 for the stop gap solution?

How about getting a life?

I am so glad about that, as I felt I was missing out like.





















Ah, just kidding. Getting a life is overrated :rolleyes:

 

[atomic dog]

The best PS2 repair shop is in San Antonio Texas, its called Gamers
Console Repair in the Southside of Town. I had given up on getting
two of my old PS2 bulky systems repaired but had heard these guys
were fast and reasonable. Both my machines are still working great
for over 6 months since the repairs were made.

Invest in what you have, don't buy the undependable slim ps2.

Atomic Dog

 

[atomic dog]

My trusty PS2 died today... It's been in service for over 5 years. Since I am going to get a PS3 at launch, should I live without my PS2 games for the next 6 months? Or, just spend $130 for the stop gap solution? I was going to go through PS2 games that I passed on last year this summer, since the summer game release draught has begun. Now, my plan's ruined...

I wouldn't invest in a slim line, they are undependable. The best PS2s
were the old original big PS2, the older the better. I had one PS2 from
2001 and another from 2003 both died in 2005. I didn't want to buy
the slim line because of all the multy problems and was glad when
one of the gamestores recommended Gamers Console Repair here
in San Antonio. Got both fixed the same day, they load fast and were
cleaned inside and out. Cheaper, better than a new ps2.

ATOMIC DOG

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

how much for the ps2 repair?

er, hello??

 

[iignotus]

I need to get my old PS2 fixed... got it in 2001 a month or so after launch...

I'm not planning on buying a PS3, so I need something...

...

 

[NoidZ]

how much for the ps2 repair?

er, hello??

Repairs are always expensive. Never had a console which I couldn't repair. And I only used my fist and the controllers of the console :lol: Now the consoles are way to expensive I would only touch the on/off switch...
...for a couple of months.

 

[atomic dog]

how much for the ps2 repair?

er, hello??

I was charged $58.00 per unit. They were done the same day and were
'detailed' outside. Both systems had 'disk read error' on all my disks,
I haven't had a problem since they were repaired.

Atomic Dog