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DJjeff · 06-10-2009, 03:03 PM

I never had this problem. Modding your american PS2's is never a good idea. Not only does it void the warranty, but it's not what an american system is supposed to have done to it. Try going to play-asia and buying the real-deal japanese PS2. Last time I checked, A ceramic white NTSC-J Ps2 went for 169(Model SCPH-90006CW), and thats not bad, considering it's an import. I know a lot of you are gonna say that it's not worth the money, but trust me, it is. Not only has the AC plug unit been re-designed from the standard pin design, but it loads fast. Totally worth it. And about the laser, yeah, if it's a laser problem, then either the laser's battery needs replacing, or you need to replace the PS2 all together. I went through 3 thick PS2's that had this problem. Then I bought the new skinny ones, and it's held up nicely.

06-10-2009, 03:03 PM	#8
DJjeff Shoreliner-25 DJjeff is offline Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Staten Island, NY DJjeff's Collection Posts: 583 Marketplace Rating: 0	I never had this problem. Modding your american PS2's is never a good idea. Not only does it void the warranty, but it's not what an american system is supposed to have done to it. Try going to play-asia and buying the real-deal japanese PS2. Last time I checked, A ceramic white NTSC-J Ps2 went for 169(Model SCPH-90006CW), and thats not bad, considering it's an import. I know a lot of you are gonna say that it's not worth the money, but trust me, it is. Not only has the AC plug unit been re-designed from the standard pin design, but it loads fast. Totally worth it. And about the laser, yeah, if it's a laser problem, then either the laser's battery needs replacing, or you need to replace the PS2 all together. I went through 3 thick PS2's that had this problem. Then I bought the new skinny ones, and it's held up nicely.