The game finally came in the mail

[Dogsparky]

Ordered it off eBay and it came in TL the mail today, have a PlayStation 2 but playing it on the PlayStation 1 because if I have one then why not? 

[ramencupofjoy]

it makes me happy to see a clean, working ps1

i salute you OP

[kelvinhall05]

7 minutes ago, ramencupofjoy said:

it makes me happy to see a clean, working ps1

i salute you OP

I have one too, with a controller and all the cables.

 

 

salute me papa

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

10 minutes ago, ramencupofjoy said:

it makes me happy to see a clean, working ps1

i salute you OP

I got mine when a family friend in the neighbour moved... find out it was modified. 

[ARikozuM]

I love Legend of Dragoon. Square Enix should pursue that combat system and story further if they have the rights to it. 

[Pasi123]

33 minutes ago, ramencupofjoy said:

it makes me happy to see a clean, working ps1

i salute you OP

I have a working PS1 too

 

Spoiler

 

[Dogsparky]

40 minutes ago, ramencupofjoy said:

it makes me happy to see a clean, working ps1

i salute you OP

It was working when my brothers stored it, wasn't crammed anywhere either, had some stuff in it and it was easy to brake apart and clean the inside, no complicated process

[ono]

My brothers and I played our PS1 to death. It might still work if you use the console upside down or something like that. If it even still works anyway. I think I have it boxed and stored somewhere. These days I just use the PS3 to play PS1 games. Too bad my PS3 isn't one of those that can play PS2. I had one of those but the disc drive failed twice so at that point I didn't want to spend money on repairs and just got the newer slim that was out at that point.

 

Anyway, I've yet to finish LOD. I remember renting it as a young teen. I've since picked up both a physical copy and a digital PSN copy for convenience over the years but I've yet to actually sit down and play through it. 

[Dogsparky]

6 minutes ago, ono said:

My brothers and I played our PS1 to death. It might still work if you use the console upside down or something like that. If it even still works anyway. I think I have it boxed and stored somewhere. These days I just use the PS3 to play PS1 games. Too bad my PS3 isn't one of those that can play PS2. I had one of those but the disc drive failed twice so at that point I didn't want to spend money on repairs and just got the newer slim that was out at that point.

 

Anyway, I've yet to finish LOD. I remember renting it as a young teen. I've since picked up both a physical copy and a digital PSN copy for convenience over the years but I've yet to actually sit down and play through it. 

I have like 2 or 3 ps2s that still work,  one I bought one my brother left and another my dad got but since then gave to me, I like the combat system on it though, it is different,  story line was great too

[ono]

1 minute ago, Dogsparky said:

I have like 2 or 3 ps2s that still work,  one I bought one my brother left and another my dad got but since then gave to me, I like the combat system on it though, it is different,  story line was great too

Good to hear. I still have a PS2 that mostly works. Mostly because it can't read CDs (the blue colored games) when the system sits horizontally. Its ok vertically. A sign the lens is wearing out. Sadly this is the fate of all retro consoles using optical drives  Enjoy them while you still can!

 

I'll get to LOD eventually. My interest in retro gaming kicked off a few years ago and I'm slowly going through things. This year I've only had time to get through Soul Blazer on SNES and hopefully the game I'm currently playing on the SNES Classic (because the actual cart is pricey!), Earthbound. There's one more SNES game I want to hit up before moving on to PS. But even then, I think Wild Arms is currently my top PS1 game to play. LOD maybe #2. Or Lunar. So many good ones I didn't finish as a teen, but so little time to play. Had the time but no money as a kid; as an adult I have the money but not the time. Lose-lose.

[Dogsparky]

1 hour ago, ono said:

Good to hear. I still have a PS2 that mostly works. Mostly because it can't read CDs (the blue colored games) when the system sits horizontally. Its ok vertically. A sign the lens is wearing out. Sadly this is the fate of all retro consoles using optical drives  Enjoy them while you still can!

 

I'll get to LOD eventually. My interest in retro gaming kicked off a few years ago and I'm slowly going through things. This year I've only had time to get through Soul Blazer on SNES and hopefully the game I'm currently playing on the SNES Classic (because the actual cart is pricey!), Earthbound. There's one more SNES game I want to hit up before moving on to PS. But even then, I think Wild Arms is currently my top PS1 game to play. LOD maybe #2. Or Lunar. So many good ones I didn't finish as a teen, but so little time to play. Had the time but no money as a kid; as an adult I have the money but not the time. Lose-lose.

oh, i still have a box of replacement parts for the ps2 and ps1 including motherboard,but yeah the early playstation days had a lot of good games, i am currently rebuilding my original collection because most of the discs are gone or scratched 

[Kawaii Koneko]

Why not play it on the PS2 for the anti-aliasing though?