What happens when you put a Box game in a PS2?
12-06-02 | 08:23 PM
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You get a little animated sequence, then the XBox logo, then a screen that says "This is an XBox Game disc, Please inert it into an XBox to play". It says that in a few different languages.
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12-06-02 | 08:50 PM
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Too bad it isn't something really funny like putting the Dreamcast game Seaman into a regular CD player. When you do that there is a recording that is really sarcastic and explains it's a DC game and is only playable on a DC - then it makes fun of you and says something about asking if you try to play games on your other appliances like a toaster.
12-06-02 | 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by xmiyux
Too bad it isn't something really funny like putting the Dreamcast game Seaman into a regular CD player. When you do that there is a recording that is really sarcastic and explains it's a DC game and is only playable on a DC - then it makes fun of you and says something about asking if you try to play games on your other appliances like a toaster.
Too bad it isn't something really funny like putting the Dreamcast game Seaman into a regular CD player. When you do that there is a recording that is really sarcastic and explains it's a DC game and is only playable on a DC - then it makes fun of you and says something about asking if you try to play games on your other appliances like a toaster.
12-06-02 | 09:56 PM
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I remember when you would put Sega Saturn games into a CD player they used to play a little musical intro and a voice would say "Please use this disc with the Sega Saturn game console".
12-06-02 | 10:20 PM
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"As you know, this is a 'black-disc' for use with the Playstation.
It contains computer data, and should not be played (on a CD player)."
anyone guess what thats from?
it then plays a real bonus track on a game if you put it in a real CD player.
I think i remember Shenmue II on the Dreamcast having a different message on each of the 4 discs.
It contains computer data, and should not be played (on a CD player)."
anyone guess what thats from?
it then plays a real bonus track on a game if you put it in a real CD player.I think i remember Shenmue II on the Dreamcast having a different message on each of the 4 discs.
12-07-02 | 08:08 PM
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I remember the really fun days when Sega CD games would play the soundtrack of some of the games if you put it in a regular CD player. Ecco the Dolphin and Lunar were among those that worked.
