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| Any real point in having a PS2 hard drive? |
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| scott:
Not to mention, you also need a network adapter for PS2 in order to install the thing. It screw's right to it and is what help hold it in place, if I remember correctly. I use mine mostly for save files, and played FFXI a shit ton on my PS2. But ya, prolly not worth much now a days since little to know games or hardware makes use of it. |
| ffxik:
--- Quote from: scott on August 10, 2013, 12:18:48 am ---Not to mention, you also need a network adapter for PS2 in order to install the thing. It screw's right to it and is what help hold it in place, if I remember correctly. I use mine mostly for save files, and played FFXI a shit ton on my PS2. But ya, prolly not worth much now a days since little to know games or hardware makes use of it. --- End quote --- You're correct. I completely forgot about that. |
| teck:
I still have my original FFXI box and even though it is mostly dust covered, I use the HDD in order to save money on memory cards.... I have enough saves to fill like 8 or 9 cards, but I just rotate what is used most from the drive so I only actually own 2.... |
| scott:
Ya I have my FFXI box and everything and I started doing the same thing w/ my saves. Hell I even found an old save file for NFS: Underground on my HDD that I thought vanished. Kinda relieved too I had some really cool cars on that file. |
| teck:
--- Quote from: scott on September 05, 2013, 08:52:43 am ---Ya I have my FFXI box and everything and I started doing the same thing w/ my saves. Hell I even found an old save file for NFS: Underground on my HDD that I thought vanished. Kinda relieved too I had some really cool cars on that file. --- End quote --- I've done this a couple times, but recently I have been considering moving everything to my backwards compatible PS3 and retiring the drive into its box to collect dust and acquire "value" over time.... |
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