well what it says in the title its a quick fix solution that was told to me by a friend works with most ps2 games not sure about ps3 or ps1 though...

anyway onto the solution if u have a broken (scratched orfogged) disc you must fist get dishwashing liquid. next just squeeve some ovathe disc then get a cotton bud (preferebly th ones on plastic sticks) and jub the dishwashing liquidaround the disc making sure that all the disc is covered after this just rinse in water while carefully rubbing the dishwashing liquid.last step is to dab dry with a tea towel (or normal towel either will do). after this is done (if done properely) yourdisc should wrok perfectly.

this may not work for large deep scratches as i have tryed doing it to a disc that had expeciallydeep scratches and it didnt work but try it anyway it may just solve your problems.

as a side comment i have done this to a completely fogged over disc and it worked beta than when i got it (it was second-hand). if there are any problems or if u cant follow the procces plz post here as other people might want to know.

p.s plz keep post on top of the list o that otha people can see it

pinkyfull

you really need to work on your spelling dude... seriously

i havent really been playing that much... mainly because my boyfriend plays ffx all the time on mine and i just got it back from him... plus between college, roommates, working, and marching band *i'm on the dance team*, i have no time to myself...

but i used to play 2-6 hours a day... i miss those days

is it really worth getting? i'm a hardcore rpg lover and want something new and i've seen these games on the shelves at gamestop and ebgames *well i guess they're both gamestop now* and was intrigued by them... should i get them? the critics say they pretty much suck, but the users say otherwise...

any advice?

Axel from Kingdom hearts 2Gale360

yeah... he was awesome too... though he didnt have much of a part to play... but still, great character

1. kingdom hearts 2

2. final fantasy x

3. kingdom hearts 1

4. legend of zelda: ocarina of time

5. final fantasy xii

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im not good with roman numerals

the-dev

A quick primer.

I = 1

when you put I together in succession, you just add them to get the number. Now, that would get really hard to read after a while, because you'd end up just having to count and it wouldn't solve anything. So the numeral changes every five increments.

V = 5

So, III would be 3, while IIII COULD be 4, but it's less to write if you write it as IV

So, putting a I in front of another numeral means to subtract 1 from the number. V is 5, I is 1. IV = 5-1, which is 4.

On the fifth increment it changes again. I is 1, V is 5, X is 10.

VIII would be 8, but to write 9 you would write 10-1, or IX

The system continues, but for the use in gaming you really don't have to know much more than this.

Don't they teach this in school anymore?

hahaha... obviously the gaming community teaches kids nowadays