my brother was moving in his stuff before he's headin out of the country and he bought the new slim PS2, HOLY COW!! i never realized how small it was!!! considering all the ports it has, it would save alot of space for my game room. should i get rid of my old one and get the new one
I wouldn't trade the original PS2 model if you have the HDD. And if you don't have one you should think of getting it. With the HDD you can save your games in it for some amazing advantages. The most important being not using the laser drive which will prolong the life of your system much more than that of a PS2 slim. The second advantage would be super fast loading times.
I have owned a fatty and two slims...Including the latest SCPH-90000 series slim which I just bought last week. I much prefer the slim myself. You should get one, it's a great console. Make sure you get a 90000 series model. It has no power brick and it's extremely shiny. :D
my brother was moving in his stuff before he's headin out of the country and he bought the new slim PS2, HOLY COW!! i never realized how small it was!!! considering all the ports it has, it would save alot of space for my game room. should i get rid of my old one and get the new oneKGB32
Id keep your fatty , i still have mine , runs like a charm... + keep it for its awesomeness
hmm im gettin yesses and no's. i guess i will stick with it, i need to save some dough for this season's games anyways. my fatty lives to see another day XD.
Keep it for the reasons other people have already mentioned. It can use the hard drive and other multitaps besides the one that was specially made for the slim PS2 which I have never seen in person...
Not to mention it feels alot more durable to me. I have stepped on my Playstation 2 and it only ended up injuring me. Something tells me that the slim PS2 might go the other way...
Keep the old PS2. I can conservatively estimate playing mine for over 8000 hours and it still runs perfectly, they just never seem to die. However I know other people that have owned PS2 slims that have broken in the first year they've owned them.
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