3...I got 2 at launch and my dad had one chipped (don't judge me it was all him lol :) infact we havent got any chipped games in years lol) Then the origional Un-Chipped one broke so we brought a SlimLine PS2, about 6 months after it came out and the slim and chipped ones both still work.
3...I got 2 at launch and my dad had one chipped (don't judge me it was all him lol :) infact we havent got any chipped games in years lol) Then the origional Un-Chipped one broke so we brought a SlimLine PS2, about 6 months after it came out and the slim and chipped ones both still work.Narcadox
What do you mean chipped, is there a chunk of plastic missing?
[QUOTE="Narcadox"]3...I got 2 at launch and my dad had one chipped (don't judge me it was all him lol :) infact we havent got any chipped games in years lol) Then the origional Un-Chipped one broke so we brought a SlimLine PS2, about 6 months after it came out and the slim and chipped ones both still work.KiIIyou
What do you mean chipped, is there a chunk of plastic missing?
My SNES fell on the floor and like half the casing is broken off.
[QUOTE="Narcadox"]3...I got 2 at launch and my dad had one chipped (don't judge me it was all him lol :) infact we havent got any chipped games in years lol) Then the origional Un-Chipped one broke so we brought a SlimLine PS2, about 6 months after it came out and the slim and chipped ones both still work.KiIIyou
What do you mean chipped, is there a chunk of plastic missing? I think he means modded.
We don't need to ask why. It obviously because 2 of them broke. Why else would someone have 3 of the same system? To answer the question, I've had 2 PS2s. One broke right after the 1 year warranty and I bought another.
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