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Ahh you know, the funny thing is, if you want to play backed-up games you made on CDs or old PSX games, the slim PS2 is simply horrible to do it on to tell you the truth. You're better off on the old fatties if you can find them because the slim PS2's laser is very picky, which is a guaranteed. It can't read such original games I have like my PSX Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo, PS2 Marvel Vs Capcom, and PS2 RTK7 game yet it can read my PSX Final Fantasy 8 well enough. shrugs I can do a list of comparisons but truthfully, imho, the slim is the most horrid out of the two PS2s (3 if you include the black slim but both slims are weird...) in backward capability reading for old PSX games. Btw, all games I listed as examples were immaculate in condition unlike my FF7, FF8, and Saga Frontier 2 games, all originals mind you, were pretty messed up with scratches back from when I was using the old big PSX, not the portable one.
Btw dude, you're just cheap for FFT, laughs. I mean come on... it's like around the high 50s at most for a brand new one and a use one you can get it for 30 dollars. If you were playing Suikoden 2 or Valkyrie Profile, I can understand that, but with the value of FFT as it is, I beg to differ how it's hard to find... unless you don't have an ebay acct or whatever then I can understand. You're basically paying 50 bucks for when the game was first released... not the high 100s where Suikoden 2 and Valkyrie Profile games are asking for unless VP went down, then I don't know. Well, if you're not in the U.S. though, then my bad for making a bad assumption, sorry. But in all seriousness, FFT is worth it. Get it!
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