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Geiru@Japan
msx friend
Posts: 16 |  Posted: May 02 2005, 15:43 |
Hmz, I got mine from a gamestore in Utrecht called 'Dr. Games'. They do have a website of which I can't remeber the link. It's true that the large chains (Media Markt, FRS, E-Plaza) don't support it 'cause it's quite a niche game and they're not likely to sell it in large quantities. Smaller shops like Dr. Games can and will actually buy smaller amounts of these games.
About the CD/DVD sissue -- all I know is that my copy is on a purplish blue disc which makes more noise when in my PS2 than an average disc... Fortunately the din of the explosions n the game drown out this small inconveniency with great ease  |
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Latok
msx master
Posts: 1731 | Posted: May 02 2005, 16:50 |
Idd, my copy of GradiusV also makes a LOT of noise in the PS2 |
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BodyHammeR
msx addict
Posts: 488 | Posted: May 02 2005, 17:03 |
In order to find out what media your game is on, check the box and/or the disc itself:
My Gradius V (NTSC-J) is a CD-ROM - says so on the back cover and on the disc. The data-side is purple/blue and the box has a crap holding mechanism - one of the clips broke off very soon  .
Great game tho  . |
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3019 | Posted: May 05 2005, 00:38 |
@BHR: are you sure it's a genuine one? purple/blue doesn't sound too well  |
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BodyHammeR
msx addict
Posts: 488 | Posted: May 05 2005, 12:30 |
@[D-Tail] it -IS- a genuine one - it runs nicely on my unmodified Asian PStwo thank you very much. But then how many original PS2 games have you bought lately?  |
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Posts: 3019 | Posted: May 05 2005, 12:41 |
You got me there, dude
But then again, why should I? I don't have a PS2 |
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