Slide card

naruten · 12-29-2003,10:47 PM

Hey my friend is thinking of buying a few imported games but doesn't want a chip or have any use for a chip really so i suggested the slide card. i was just wondering if it supports DVD9 games or not, im sure it does since it just tricks ur ps2 into thinking its a US game mainly but just making sure

magaluf · 01-08-2004,04:46 AM

hi can some one help me here plz my tray will open but only opens half way and dosent close properly

**agee** · 01-08-2004,02:23 PM

The slide forces your tray to come out...soon, this would cause it to jam and it will be impossible to fix those...what do you call it?? those *...yeah those turning wheel thing...If you don't wanna chip i suggest the flip top atleast since it seems to be the one with the littlest risk....hope this help

Blessed · 01-08-2004,05:32 PM

It does support DVD9 Discs, the swap disc has to have an equal, or a higher TOC size than each layer of the DVD9 though.
I wouldn't recommend the Slide card, it's better just to get a modchip and have a fully functional ps2 rather than making it complicated with a slide card...

**trumpetguyscw** · 01-08-2004,08:16 PM

invest in a DMS3, kid, you won't regret it.

naruten · 01-08-2004,08:32 PM

i myself have a DMS3, my friends installing it tonight actually (hoping ne way lol) but yea im getting that installed. but my friend who wants to play dvd9 doesn't want a big hassle to get a game to work so i was looking for the simplest form possible

Blessed · 01-09-2004,05:14 AM

Well, buying a slide card is a huge waste, seeing as how we used to make our own slide card..
I suggest if he wants something like a slide card that he buy the swap magic or an AR disc and make his own card, that's if the price is lower.

**xiaNaix** · 01-09-2004,12:46 PM

For a half-assed solution, or if you insist on having a slide card, just make one. There were instructions on the internet, try Google.

If you want a "better" half-assed solution or are looking to waste money, get a flip-top.

If you want something RELIABLE that will boot 100% of your backups & imports, invest in a modchip.

Blessed · 01-09-2004,02:59 PM

Originally posted by xiaNaix
For a half-assed solution, or if you insist on having a slide card, just make one. There were instructions on the internet, try Google.

If you want a "better" half-assed solution or are looking to waste money, get a flip-top.

If you want something RELIABLE that will boot 100% of your backups & imports, invest in a modchip.

I concur.

**mann75** · 01-10-2004,06:12 AM

go here http://www.ps2cover.com/index.html

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