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22-06-2002, 14:14
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Messiah future proof??
Hi, (again!
 )I'm just curiuos that PS2 will soon have games like: "Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams" "Metal Gear Solid 2: Susbtance" Now, these game would be on High density DVDs. Would Messiah boot them too? Is it possible that, anyone having a High Density DVD Burner (or somothing like that) could test this?  Would Messiah Kick HD DVD @$$ -==or==- vice verca 
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22-06-2002, 16:07
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Recognising a dual layer DVD is down to the disk drive. Basically if it finds a low intensity reflection, it's a dual layer disk. The Messiah should not be involved in this stuff given that we are talking original games. Even original imports, the Messiah is dealing with data post-determination of disk type and when you get into the game, the Messiah is asleep.
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