#Swap magic 3.6 ntsc buy iso#
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Hit X to run DVDLOADER 4) At the DVDLOADER screen hit X and you will have a menu.

#Swap magic 3.6 ntsc buy ps2#

CD BACKUPS: 1) Boot your PS2 with SWAP MAGIC DVD Disc 2) Using EJECT EXPLOIT insert AR MAX EVO DVD and hit X 3) Make sure you scroll down on the Black and White screen to the option entitled RESET IOP. You are now running your DVD BACKUP game with codes from a BACKUP AR MAX. Now hit the X Button.Д©) a red screen should come up prompting you to swap dvd with EA method, Don't worry as all you need to do is use your EJECT EXPLOIT and insert the DVD game backup you want to run with codes. 7) The Screen will lose a few words and and this is when you will need to use whatever EJECT EXPLOIT you use to insert the SWAP MAGIC DVD Disc 8) Now hit Triangle once again and the disc will start to spin and the screen will reload. 6) To Stop your disc from spinning in the disc tray you will need to hit the Triangle button. Dont worry about the IOP option just hit X and let DVDLOADER load up. Select AR MAX and hit X to load AR MAX EVO 5) Enter Expert Mode to find your desired codes and hit START 6) At this point AR MAX EVO Will prompt you to eject and insert game Disc - DO NOT EJECT, just hit start game with codes then X and wait for the Black and White screen to load.

DVD BACKUPS: 1) Boot your PS2 with SWAP MAGIC DVD Disc 2) Using EJECT EXPLOIT insert AR MAX EVO DVD and hit X 3) Make sure you scroll down on the Black and White screen to the option entitled RESET IOP.Д¬hange this to always. Just select the PAL cheats and do the following.

#Swap magic 3.6 ntsc buy iso#

Free swap magic 3.8 coder iso swap magic ps2 free swap magic 3 elf swap magic 3.6 cd free Pal swap magic 3.8 ps2 free swap magic 3 elf swap magic 3.6 dvd swap magic. I dont have a complete list but many sources have said that 3.8 is actually less compatible than 3.6 with the entire library, although 3.8 added the usb homebrew loading ability, I believe. I forget what versions I have, but I have Swap Magic CD & DVD discs that I've been using with my original (large) PS2. So in answer to your question, yes it works. This version of mine has PAL and US cheat codes. I know ps2 are picky on what they want to play but I just think its something in the rip. Thinking maybe it needed some time to load but that is not the case. But this backup just still goes to a black screen. With that said, Swap Magic 3.6, is a more user friendly and less complicated way, of running PS2 backups.Thanks for all your help but this is getting nerve racking because the original PAL game has the option to play in the different formats for tv. Not only can Swap Magic run PS2 backups, but it also runs homebrew applications, and emulators. I will confirm that I have been using Swap Magic 3.6 on my Slimline since June 2007. It needs to be concealed within it's case, because if it fails to load one day then you will have to find an alternative method of loading backups. It's recommended to keep your Swap Magic disc clean, and free of scratches of course. Luckily, over time you will become accustomed to this process.ДЄ personal experience I had with Swap Magic was that, my modern day Slimline PS2 had trouble reading CDROM PS2 games altogether, so the CDROM functionality was thrown out of the window. One partial disadvantage to Swap Magic is, that, it becomes a hassle to wait for Swap Magic to load, switch the discs out, and load the backup.

The online functionality is taken away once a backup is created, but there are patches that fix this problem, so it is still possible to play online with your backup(s). Swap Magic also isn't compatible with all PS2 games either, but it is compatible with a healthy amount of them. Poor media can hurt how well a game loads, or if the game loads at all. When you burn numerous backups, you can experiment with which speeds, and brands of media your PS2 likes or dislikes.

When it comes down to using Swap Magic 3.6, you will have to pick out the best media for DVDs, and CDs.