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 Old 29th March, 2008, 04:36 PM   #1
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Ive got a fully chipped PS2 with which most gems work, 2 b fair never had any problems unless the disc is damaged....

If instead of purchasing, I wntd to make my own games...how would i go about it? I have a pc with a dvd re writer and can get links to games just dnt knw wat to d next...!

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l used to just use clonecd , download the img and search for that img in clone and write the disc m8

or theres some info l copied

to copy a xbox game or ps2 you must make a image on your computer and save the image to your desketop or my doucments with Alcohol 120 % than u burn the image and there u go. NOTE YOU MUST HAVE A DVD R PROGAM THAT CAN MAKE A IMAGE. I KNOW A COUPLE OF PROGRAMS THAT DONT COPY IMAGES TO YOUR COMPUTER. THE PROGRAM I AM USING IS Alcohol 120 % AND IT WORKS FINE FOR ME.

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cheers m8, sounds complicated , is it easy enough to do...or am i betta off stickin to buying them?
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most you download will already be in iso form so just burn the image m8.
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m8, just to clarify and prob sounds stupid , so once ive downloaded i just copy it direct to a DVD using nero or summin?

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download it'll prob be loads of rar files or maybe even just one i dont know how big the ps2 games are, sure i used to burn them on a dvd disk.

anyway, unrar the files and you should have an iso file then just burn the iso to disk and chuck it in the ps2 and play, nothing tricky really.
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cheers fella, i'll give it a go, c wat happns
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