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Making a modded PS2 Slim read the Second burned disc of MGS
K
I am at the end of the first disc of MGS. I am prompted to insert the second disc, I do that but it says that the incorrect disc was inserted. What can I do?
A
Your probably didn't burn the second disc correctly. If you have a proper modded or chipped PS2, it should work like it would any other disc swapping game, like FFVII, FFVIII etc.
K
I did the swap method with the second disc to see if it was burned correctly, it did load correctly. I tried to load the game from disc 2 and I was asked to insert disc 1. Again I did so but it still doesn't read it.
A
Burn the image again on a decent enough quality CD at the lowest speed. It also could be your modding of your PS2 is shit.
K
I am using Phillips CD-R discs and burning them with Alcohol120% at 4x burning speed.
Are these good quality CDs? And is the burning speed okay or do I need to do it faster?
A
The slower you burn them, the better the game loading will be, as the image will be burned carefully and slowly. Yes, Philips are pretty decent. 4x is a good burning speed.
K
Would you consider this modding shit?
http://www.instructables.com/id/Mod-a-PlayStation-2-Slimline-for-FREE!-NO-CHIPS!/
A
Probably not, it's one of those free solutions, a proper modchip works great, the free ones aren't so good. I should know, I used the card trick on my PS2 phat, had to reset about 100 times to get one backup game working. I guess if you can play MGS on it, it's alright, not sure if it can handle discswapping.
L
link is dead. Just get a memor32.
A
You have to copy the "NO-CHIPS" part as well to make the link work.
K
Oh well, I guess it can only handle one disc games. Where could I get my hands on this memor32?
EDIT: I researched this Memor32. How would saving my game help me make the disc swapping work? I could get the saved data for the second disc, but I wouldn't have the same items I currently have.
L
the memor32 allows you to play copied games...
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