Swap magic w/o slide card

There's always the option to buy one of those flip top type case covers for your PS2, which doesn't take too long to install and isn't particularly dangerous. At that point, you can simply open the flip top up and change discs without having to slide a thing.

Most of the flip top covers tend to be $19, so it isn't a bad value if you don't want to deal with slide cards.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Is there a compiled list of everything that doesn't work with HDLoader? I've been looking into doing the HD loader thing for a while now combined with the fliptop, but if I can avoid one or the other I'd like to.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I knew I'd end up seeing some problems with HDLoader, and while the concept is great in theory a great deal of the games I have (and I have 110 retail + 20 ISOs) do not work. Looks like I'll probably be buying a fliptop and using HDLoader at the same time, with more emphasis on getting the fliptop first.

Thanks Elixir.

I tend to burn every DVD I make at 4x which takes around 14 minutes to complete. Never had a single coaster with over 300 discs made, and can easily wait the 14 minutes since I can play a game in the meantime.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

If it were easy enough to send your PS2 in and ensure you'd both get a working modchipped PS2 back with no laser problems in a timely manner, it would be a non-issue from the get go.

These days, such a service is tough to find. So it appears that the fliptop method will probably become the most convenient, along with using cogswapper by executing the independence exploit on a memory card. No sense in paying for swap magic there.

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