What i did is remove the cover on the top of the playstation 2, and open the AC to keep it cooled. Yes my playstation is burnt badly, but with the AC on i can run games just fine..
Is it safe to leave a PS2 on all night?
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The worst that a playstation can do.
Explode in a radioactive orgy of nuclear destruction
- - or - -
Transform into an unstoppable death-dealing Sony murderbot
You decide.
Explode in a radioactive orgy of nuclear destruction
- - or - -
Transform into an unstoppable death-dealing Sony murderbot
You decide.
Dark Pulse
Dolla, Dolla. Holla, Holla.
Hm, I wonderi f the game e was Time-Unlocking was Guilty Gear XX, cause I did the same thing - 140 hours or so to time-unlock it all. 
And no, mine didn't melt. It does sass me now occasionally though.
And no, mine didn't melt. It does sass me now occasionally though.
Guilty Gear X2, yup. God, I thought it would be easy to unlock all the endings but OMFG, it's so hard, you have to jump through so many hoops that this is just so much easier.Dark Pulse said:Hm, I wonderi f the game e was Time-Unlocking was Guilty Gear XX, cause I did the same thing - 140 hours or so to time-unlock it all.
And no, mine didn't melt. It does sass me now occasionally though.
edit: oh, it'd be nice if they told you how long you'd been playing. Soul Blade for the PS1 had a time counter, so that if you were time unlocking things in that (did that there too
) you'd know how long it'd been. GGX2 doesn't have anything like that as far as I can tell, so I have no idea how far along I am.
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rattyocaster
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Don't leave the PS2 vertical, it causes the laser to become out of alignment and the natural configuration of the PS2 can't reset, unofficially you can take your PS2 appart and remove the Laser setup, and manually realign it, but I would never recomend it, it's not a good idea at all.
I think as much as the vertical design idea was a good design but the problem is it will scupper the machine eventually.
Funny isn't it, how Sony have got too big for their boots, the PSP's Square button doesn't work properly and the PS2's laser goes out of alignment when it's vertical...
Mines horizontal so its ok then
I hadly use it any more though, it gets etremely warm when being left on overnight completeing Gran Turismo 3 Endurance races for me. But I do have one of the slimline consoles
I hadly use it any more though, it gets etremely warm when being left on overnight completeing Gran Turismo 3 Endurance races for me. But I do have one of the slimline consoles
If it were meant to be vertical, it would have been built with that in mind. When it trays out, it comes out horizontally, meaning it was meant to be horizontal. Instead it's just "Hey look, the PS2 is wide enough to put on its side. Isn't that NEATO?!"
My machine's never been vertical and never will be.
My machine's never been vertical and never will be.