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Leo4allv2 Installation on this page. An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended.

This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. Seller Notes: “ System been fully clean. Only system with power cord no other accessories. ” Brand: Sony Color: Black Platform: Sony PlayStation 2 Type: Home Console Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canda) Design/Finish: Matte Model: PlayStation 2 - Original UPC: Does not apply.

Return Policy: I will accept returns if the item is not as described or dead on arrival. Asking to return an item because you 'no longer need it', 'don't want it anymore', 'you found it cheaper', 'you changed your mind' or anything along those lines is unacceptable. Shipping is non refundable. Please read the description fully, review the photos carefully, and (if needed) ask questions before purchasing. If returning due to compatibility the buyer is responsible for the sellers shipping cost. Check with your service provider before buying any device that requires activation.

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FreeMcboot will work fine on all Fat models. There are four different ways to play backups using FMCB: ESR patched burns, through HDD with network adapter(Fat only), through ethernet and through USB. Burned backups generally have the best compatibility, but HDD loading is very fast and lag free.

Ethernet loading is very convenient as it allows you load games from any device on the network. USB loading however sucks pretty bad since the PS2 uses USB 1.1 which is not suitable for loading games. If you need help installing FMCB on your memory card then I'm sure there are plenty of members here who would be willing to do it for you. I installed mine with the swap trick and I had to borrow my cousin's PS2 slim to do so as it's extremely difficult to do on a Fat. Click to expand.How I personally did it is that I replaced a boot.elf file within the Ratchet and Clank 3 iso responsible for launching the Sly 2 demo with the uLaunchELF one and then burned the iso to a disk. Then I inserted an original Ratchet and Clank 3 disk into the console, launched the Sly 2 demo and then swapped the original disk with the burned one, forcing the console to load the modified elf file. Only problem is that the console checks the game's legitimacy three times meaning you have to quickly swap the disks three times in succession for every check, which is nearly impossible on a Fat unless you have very, very nimble hands.

I tried all night. I eventually gave in and tried on a Slim and only then could I get it working.