What is the software doing?

That’s durable stuff.

I ruined the lens and threw it away.

I gave up on waiting for a remake of the Arite series from the PS2 era and decided to collect the actual hardware instead…

>>7

The screen when the disk couldn’t be read is frightening…

We have a total of 4 machines working, including the spare.

There are six Dreamcasts alive.

The startup has become extremely slow, and I’m hearing strange noises from the main unit, but I’ll have it keep trying for now.

Considering the number of released titles and his active years, this guy is really amazing.

Looking at the price graph on Amazon, PS2 games have really skyrocketed in price lately.

It might seem strange that the thread image works properly due to the durability of the item… it’s an era where the reader or controller could easily fail.

>>14

The reading of the memory card is actually suspicious…

Ours is doing well except that the tray’s response has gotten worse.

Horror games these days really have too many masterpieces.

I played Megaten 3 regularly with this until it was transplanted a few years ago.

I started it up for the first time in about 10 years recently, and it worked normally.

>>19

The timer is working accurately, and it’s a bit scary.

When something like Rahxephon or anime complements are released in games, it really feels like there’s no other means to enjoy this…

Giant Robo 28 is super interesting!

Isn’t it better to secure an early model PS3?

When I wanted it, I could still buy working junk for 800 to 1000 yen.

The market may have changed now.

>>26

Not everything works, you know…

>>26

When you output in 4K, the power of the modeling becomes amazing…

There are parts that are too sharp and change the original expression.

Playing games with blue discs like Sky Gunner makes a crazy sound.

The PS2’s processor configuration is truly bizarre…

It was really a waste to have let go of Admiral’s Decision IV…

Two types of processors… PPU and SPU? Was it the PS3 that had those?

That was troublesome.

This and the GC are sturdy.

>>32

Isn’t most hardware pretty sturdy one way or another?

I’m getting scolded even though I have the official disk in.

The startup loading has become quite poor.

The thin model I recently bought second-hand has had the pickup lens fail in just six months, and I’m really sad about it.

I’m still in the middle of playing Contra.

I bought one with an HDD and saved most of my data there, but it’s been years since I played, so it’s probably already gone bad.

When I changed from a CRT to a low-end LCD, the image became so pixelated that I couldn’t enjoy playing anymore, so I stopped.

>>35

The HDD should be fine.

I need it to convert data to Suikoden III…

It’s tough that there are fighting games that are only available on this.

I want to play Dragon Quest 8 on actual hardware for the fun of the bugs.

>>41

What kind of bugs are there? I did it back then but didn’t know.

>>43

There’s a bug that allows you to go to the underworld, and if you use this, you can recruit Behop before facing Dolmage.

Also, if you use the rapid-fire controller, you can completely skip the event, break the trigger, and board the ship from the beginning.

Ours turns on but freezes and stops when playing games.

Since the main unit has stopped working, I decided to use an emulator on my PC instead.

I’m grateful that Minna no Golf 4 is working properly…

Before I knew it, PCSX2 had been updated…

It’s become like DuckStation.

I sometimes play Missing Blue.

>>48

It’s tough to go to the back side of the urban area…

It was a machine exclusively for FF11.

Adaptations of copyrighted character games are generally not ported.

In some cases, it’s troublesome when the PS2 version is practically the complete edition even in ports of erotic games.

I stopped playing PS2 Super Robot Wars and the archives.

I transferred its soul to the PC before this guy at home died.

I want to play METEOR again.

“Nindou, Kaidokane… I liked works that allowed me to enjoy Acquire’s exquisite intensity.”

>>56

I want it to be ported before the PS2 breaks.

There aren’t any substitute games.

Gundam Battle Chronicle is more interesting on PS3 than on this version.

Regalia is interesting.

The operators can only play on PS2!

Usually, the pickup lens and the belt get damaged.

There are enough games here to play for a lifetime.

Rhythm games and light gun shooters can only be played on the actual PS2, so I’ll probably never part with them for life.

Although it’s marked with a premium, Bottoms was truly a definitive version of a Bottoms game.

A valuable hardware that has spread the DVD playback environment throughout Japan.

I never thought that 25 years later, not only the PS2 but even DVDs would become obsolete media.

If you connect many old hardware like this, wouldn’t it have better performance than today’s hardware?

Oh, it’s a retro game!

Only in “Gundam Battle Assault II” can this be done…

The main unit has broken down even though there are still games stacked up.

Not even Blu-ray anymore…

I never thought that Blu-ray would die before DVD.

>>74

It means that they couldn’t break into the DVD market, so it can’t be helped.

>>75

In other words, both the storage and the line speed, as well as the TV, have easily reached 2K.

It’s an era where you don’t need to buy discs because streaming subscriptions are sufficient…

Durable and great.

Those who can’t run on emulators are becoming desperate.

If you try to install the OS using a USB, you get an error, what’s going on!?

There are two units, but I’m not sure if the controller will work.

Are you really talking about the whole BD because of the record BD issue…?

I don’t want to believe that there are such stupid people…

It’s a relief that there are plenty of junk items, so things will work out somehow.

>>82

I don’t have the skills to be able to do self-cannibalization maintenance!

I really want to be able to play on the latest machine as soon as possible.

A.C.E is good even with new works.

There are compatible parts like a rubber band that drives the motor.