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Old 22-10-2001, 00:01
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V4 PS2

Hi everyone i have a PS2 V4 (i am guessing since it has 8 screws on the bottom), well my question is: Is it possiable to use a Game Shark 2 V1.9 using the mod chip swap to play burned games?

Also, I heard about a way to open the drive by wiring in a switch that would activate the motor that opens the cd tray. Is this true? and also is it safe for the PS2?

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Old 22-10-2001, 14:30
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The smartest and easiest thing would be to get a neo 2.2 installed in your PS2. The kog, knife method does work but is a good way to destroy your system. as far as a tray switch goes if you are going to disassemble the PS2 to solder a switch then you may as well install a chip...Good luck with whatever you decide.
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Old 23-10-2001, 01:28
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Thanks, but i will the v1.9 of gameshark 2 work with the mod chip?...

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Old 23-10-2001, 05:53
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Yes, I have a V4 PS2, gameshark2 v1.9 and a neo 2.2. So far i havent had any problems.
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Old 23-10-2001, 21:14
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