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forestbeasts
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forestbeasts@pawb.socialJoined: 2023-06-09 |
Also its kind of difficult to put a 250gb game on a disk. Id be very surprised if the disk held any info whatsoever nowadays past a license.
Actually, you'd be surprised! I thought all disc games still shipped with the game? You would be missing any patches, though. We've bought a couple PS5-era PS4 games and they came on two discs. -- Frost |
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forestbeasts
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forestbeasts@pawb.social Joined: 2023-06-09 |
Composite video used the input channel, RF/coax was the one that made you turn to channel 3 :P For what it's worthy, PS2 emulation on PC is in an awesome spot right now. Lots of handhelds that do it well now too! Honestly it's less hassle than getting composite video working on a newer tv, so definitely keep that 2010 set working while you can.
Hell, you can even run PS2 games FROM DISC with pcsx2! Pop 'em into your desktop, hit play. HDMI to composite adapter should have you covered (for the most part) connectionwise. |
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