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Can the PS2 Play PS1 Games?

Can the PS2 Play PS1 Games?

Yes, the PS2 can play almost all PS1 games, and both Fat and Slimline models support them. You'll need a PS1 Memory Card to save your games, but a DualShock...

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Is the Nintendo GameCube Region Free?

Is the Nintendo GameCube Region Free?

The Nintendo GameCube is region locked. A standard UK PAL console won't normally play Japanese or American games. You can get around this with Freeloader, homebrew or hardware mods. If...

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Is the PS1 Region Free?

Is the PS1 Region Free?

The PS1 is region locked. A standard UK PAL console plays PAL games, a Japanese console plays NTSC-J games and a North American console plays NTSC-U/C games. You can get...

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PS3 Sixaxis vs DualShock 3: What’s the Difference?

PS3 Sixaxis vs DualShock 3: What’s the Difference?

Sixaxis: The original PS3 controller. Wireless and motion-sensitive, but no vibration. It is slightly cheaper. DualShock 3: The later version. Keeps Sixaxis motion controls and adds vibration back in. We...

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PS2 i.LINK Games: Which Games Support It and How Does It Work?

PS2 i.LINK Games: Which Games Support It and How Does It Work?

i.LINK lets you connect multiple PS2 consoles together for multiplayer, with each console using its own TV and copy of the game. It's supported by a small number of games...

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What’s the Difference Between the Different PS2 Models?

What’s the Difference Between the Different PS2 Models?

For most people, the choice is simpler than all those SCPH numbers make it appear. Model Size PSU Key differences 3XXXX Fat Internal Expansion Bay and i.LINK 5XXXX Fat Internal...

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