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Want to know how to get copied games to work easily on a grey PS1
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Then check this video out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE1HPj6j7dkExplanation's are in the video description
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What the video is showing is what I call a "Mod Pod" it plugs into the I/O serial port in the back of the older "Fat" Playstation 1 systems and allows you to load up an import or back-up PSX disk some work right off, but some you have to use a retail disk and do a swap disk duing the boot-up right before the "PS" fades off the screen. But I have heard that this can be done without any device, it just takes very good timing and patience.
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..what about the old swap method?By listening to disc moter on some older ps1's you could play back up games without paying for anything but the blank disc you used.
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At the time I couldnt get the cheat cartridge to work so I tried loads of differant things like waiting till the ps1 logo dissapears and then switching the disc but after a couple of days i got the cheat cartridge to work.
I found this to be an easier way to get the copied disc to play, much easier than other methods. so when I made the video my intentions was to show the viewers that I had descovered a easy way to do the PS1 Swap trick method.
and i hope that I have done that
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Ah...I miss read the topic. Which is nothing new this week.
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I had a special Mem card that was hacked from the kind you got with the Special FF8 and it allowed me to play back-ups but only if they were made on a certain LG drive i cant remember which
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I thought that there was a special swapdisc and spring kit that allowed you to do the same thing... i can't remember if it was made by the swapmagic people or another company, but it's harder than heck to find now, and... im sure that helped a whole lot. Sorry.
By the way, Original Poster's Link is dead.
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