I just need a list of the needed equipment for my slimline ps2 and guidelines on where to buy them as I’ve searched the net and some websites sell one thing but not the other. I’ve read through your blogs to try and prevent asking questions you’ve already answered but I’m still all unsure how this swap magic works so I apologise in advance if i’m doing your head in. I would like to get this game imported from Japan, but dont want to spend 30 pounds for the game alone and then all the additional money for flip tops and magic switches and swap magic 3.6. I want this game Sega Ages Volume 32 – Phantasy Star Collection. I have a grey slim playstation from scotland (PAL). I figured to stop me asking loads of different questions at different times, I’d save us both time by writing a longer post. Does Swap Magic Plus 3.8 play import Pal AND NTSC?Īnd is Swap Magic Plus 3.8 all you need to play import games or do you have to have the original swap magic 3.6? Please help me out, I have already burnt a game to a DVD-R disc and I want to play it, it’s Rock Band for ps2 and i need to now if I should get Swap Magic 3.8 or the Original Swap magic 3.6.
I have done so much researching on how to play downloaded PS2 ISO games and I’ve pretty much decided to go with Swap Magic BUT, what is the difference between Swap Magic 3.6 and Swap Magic Plus 3.8 VER 2.0 CODER.
Hey I have a big question that I really hope you answer. IT WILL SAY INVALID PS2 DISC.End of story. You burn it on blank DVD media using purple dye layer, right?THIS IS NOT SILVER PRESSED. It is formatted as PS2 disc, and it will work.Now you download it, and how do you burn it?
It has jagged data rings, so it is unlikely for a home user to copy it.Next of all, even if there is a copy of it online (maybe from originator or whatever), how will your PS2 read it?When you buy swap magic, it is silver pressed, similiar to like your audio cds. First of all, how swap magic is copyable is beyond me.
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