This can royally screw up your playstation. Put some tape over the button that senses the lid is down start it up no game. Go to cd player put in US game it'll spin and stop. Take out US game and put in JPN game. It'll start spinning and once it gets to the black screen close the lid.
This only works on the 1001 models in the us. And with all swap methods the system is reading the wrong TOC for the disc in use so usually music will be distorted, wrong, or not play at all, and there will probably be other glitches.
i remember going to a local video game store as well and bought a dragon ball z game for my PS1 and they gave me a spring and a disk, i had to do this method as well lol fun times
This was a awesome game. But what was different to the western version? I remember to have the japanese voices and it wasn't different. Ultimate Battle 22 had real cutscenes and where much more different.
A good point that was sort of alluded to here: The swap method not only skips region check, but authenticity check. You can find a loose copy of NFL QB Club '97 or something you don't mind scratching up and use it to launch your CD-R backup of Japanese titles. ezpz
I have a few questions. Would this damage the console? Also say I get it to work, would the language change to English or would it still be in Japanese?
Thinking about a getting a refurb. just to play a few U.S. titles. I will be making the plunge on the rarer ones and paying the premium. Not buying a used possibly banned PS3 to try the Japan PSN.
It shouldn't matter what disc you use; any North American game should work. That being said, it's probably better to use an emulator to play your discs on PC if you can't get a Japanese PS1 or PS2.
I tried this with jojo hftf, it worked until after the intro cinematic then I got a Japanese error message, or at least I think it is, can I get some help?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the only system that I'm aware of where you cannot do this is the GameCube which will reformat memory cards of the region doesn't match 🥲
Several people commenting on this video have mentioned they haven't been able to get Vib Ribbon working. I don't know if it's because Vib Ribbon has some kind of protection against this or what, but honestly it's probably best to use an emulator to play the original disc, or find a Japanese PS1 or PS2.
Good question; I have no idea. I'm willing to bet that, because PS1 and PS2 are region locked, PS3 has to respect the region locking for contractual reasons. There might be a way using soft-mods or something, but I don't have experience with that on the PS3. You might be better off finding a PS1 for cheap, or hunting down a Japanese PS2, which is my preferred way. PS3 supports region locking PS3 games, but apparently very few publishers used it, so you can play a bunch of Japanese PS3 games on a stock US system with no mods or janky tricks. Good luck; let me know if you find anything!
+ashzify Unfortunately this method doesn't work with a PS2. There are tricks you can use with a memory card holding special files. I'll do a video if/when I do it to my PS2.
I don't really play Japanese games with other people, so I'm not really sure. Racing games are usually a safe bet. If you can buy imports locally, just check the back to see if it's single player (1人) or multiplayer (１～２人).
@@fakegamerguy2279 With a PAL PS1 you'll not run intro framerate issues when booting an NTSC game. But if you'd install a modchip in the console you won't even have to do the disc swap
It seems to me that you not only risk scratching the discs but wouldn't it be bad for the PlayStation to be left on all the time? Alternately, you'd have to stop (remove paper or plastic from button) & start it the same way every time. Am I missing something? I presume you can shut the lid once you have got it going, as it thinks the lid's down already. You'd have to leave the paper in or it would stop before the lid was closed. Will it access the memory card each time you start again?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, there is a risk that you could scratch the CD. If you're dead set on playing Japanese games I would generally recommend buying a Japanese PS2. I found mine locally for around $40 a while back. You don't need to leave the PlayStation running while it's not in use; this method is used to bypass the region check when the disc is booting. The lid can be left open or closed, but I would suggest closing it after you've booted the game. You can leave the paper/plastic jammed into the lid button. If you've done it correctly the button will be depressed fully, so opening/closing the lid shouldn't affect anything. Memory cards should work per usual.
How come Japanese discs don't play on North American PlayStations? I thought you were on the same system as them. In Australia & in most of the world, including England, we're on PAL (Phase Alternating Line) but you & Japan are on NTSC (National Television System Committee). Is there some slight difference between Japanese & American?
NTSC (NTSC-J in Japan) and PAL are different video standards. The reason you hear them in discussions about import games is because, at least with retro consoles, the games had to be programmed to output at a 29.97 or 59.94 frames per second for NTSC, and 25 or 50 frames per second for PAL. As a result, there is some amount of incompatibility between, say, a US copy of Super Mario World and a European Super Nintendo. If the game boots at all, it will run either too fast or too slow. What we're looking at between North American and Japanese consoles is "region locking." Basically, companies implement region locks specifically to prevent games from one region being played on another. For example, if you were in the 90s and wanted to play Gran Turismo 2 before it came out in America, you could theoretically import a copy from Japan, potentially at a reduced cost, before it ever comes out in America. With the Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, and to an extent the NES, this was a physical design change that prevented cartridges from being inserted into the console at all. Once the plastic that prevented the cartridges from being inserted is removed, there is no software lock that prevents the game from booting. Once consoles started using discs, they had had to start using software and firmware (software that's embedded in the hardware) to check what region the game was meant to be played in and compare that to the region of the console. What the "swap disc" method does force the console to read the region-specific data from a game that belongs to the same region as the console. Once the check has been performed, the console will not check the region again until it detects the lid has been opened or the console has been rebooted. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you have any other questions please let me know; I'll try to respond faster than a quarter of a year later.
@@fakegamerguy2279 Thanks for that very detailed information. So am I correct in thinking that if the Japanese & US games weren't region locked, they'd be compatible?
Yes. PlayStation 3 games, for example, are not region locked by default like the PlayStation and PlayStation 2. Instead, they *supported* region locking, but it was up to the publisher to enable the region locks or not. As a result, most PlayStation 3 games that I'm aware of are not region locked. Dev kits (special versions of the console developers used for creating and testing games) generally did not have region checks, so they could play games from any region. Additionally, mod chips were a popular way to disable the region check on older consoles.
Playing North American games on a Japanese Playstation? I've never tried it (I only have a Japanese PS2) but based on what I know of the method it should. Just a guess, though.
@@fakegamerguy2279 i may ultimately end up buying another ps1 since they are pretty cheap to get but i will experiment with these methods There is a japanese game store that exclusively sells all old school and some mid school games including ps1 games so i may try it out
Have you tried this with Parappa the Rapper NTSC-J? For some reason I managed to start the game but couldn't actually play it. The game kinda froze after a few seconds.
You could of done this from the beginning you just power on with a US disc inserted with that little ball of whatever you inserted I did a ball of tape. When it goes to the CD player screen close the lid so the cd reader is pushing in and the Us disc will start spinning and you’ll see the soundtrack to the game. You take out the US game insert the Japanese game And close it all the way and load disc again with out powering off just go ti where there is a memory card and cd screen and press on the CD icon thank me later and I’m had the PS1 since first gen so not sure if they patched that up in other Gens. Japan pro wrestling was the game I did it for and also on bootleg games you can do the same
@@fakegamerguy2279 ok. it turns out I have a PS2 fat. I wrote this before I got the PS2. Got it for free from a relative and it's terrible at reading games and makes a weird buzzing sound.
If you mean the PSone (the smaller white one with the huge buttons on the corners) I don't have one but I might have access to one to try it out. Saving to your memory cards is absolutely safe but you might want to get a second one just for Japanese games.
@@fakegamerguy2279 Tried it does not work on model 1001 sadly now i can't play my bust a groove 2 game -.- bummer my brother helped me with it but still did not work you're method did,nt any other methods that would work for model 1001?
@@purplelavender2848 Sorry to hear that,man. I think I have a 5500 but I'm not at home to check. I think I remember hearing about some options when using the parallel port on the 1001 but I haven't done much research on that.
I haven't tried it myself, but there's another comment thread on this video and they said it this only works on North American PlayStations. I'm guessing it's because of the whole PAL 50hz vs NTSC 60hz issue.
Fake Gamer Guy The game didn't boot up. It just stayed there on the PlayStation logo. I've done it successfully with Parappa the Rapper so I know that it works for me but I think that the multitrack discs have problems with them using this.
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You must have a modchip which isn't stealth. It means the chip still injects SCEE region code in the console's processor. Some games have modchip detection algorythms like LibCrypt. In this case, just install a stealth modchip while removing the current one
Funny how the human brain works, when you said "I can usually do this about 90-95 percent of the time" I imagined what you'd say the 5 - 10 percent of the time when you can't do it, then that made me think of the scene in Napoleon Dynamite where the lady looks at the model boat and says "I want that" and her husband trys to break the plastic bowl and says "I can't do it" 😂 anyway now I'm watching Napoleon Dynamite and it's all thanks to you 😂😂😂
This can royally screw up your playstation. Put some tape over the button that senses the lid is down start it up no game. Go to cd player put in US game it'll spin and stop. Take out US game and put in JPN game. It'll start spinning and once it gets to the black screen close the lid.
That only works for the early models.
PKKINGCRIMSON REQUIEM Ω what model numbers does this work on?
This only works on the 1001 models in the us. And with all swap methods the system is reading the wrong TOC for the disc in use so usually music will be distorted, wrong, or not play at all, and there will probably be other glitches.
I remember buying the translator disk from gamestop's for my ps1. They hooked me up with a little spring too to help the lid stay open.
i remember going to a local video game store as well and bought a dragon ball z game for my PS1 and they gave me a spring and a disk, i had to do this method as well lol fun times
3:46 perfect opportunity to flex your beat mania skills that was sick.
Pulled a sneaky on ya
I was about to say: "Don't hold the CD like that, the reflective side will get dirty.". And then I read the channel's name.
Now I can finally play Pepsi Man
Never had a us release japan exclusive so idk what US version youd be swapping it with to trick the system
Thanks now I can play Dragon Ball Final Bout (Japan) ver!
This was a awesome game. But what was different to the western version? I remember to have the japanese voices and it wasn't different. Ultimate Battle 22 had real cutscenes and where much more different.
A good point that was sort of alluded to here: The swap method not only skips region check, but authenticity check.
You can find a loose copy of NFL QB Club '97 or something you don't mind scratching up and use it to launch your CD-R backup of Japanese titles. ezpz
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Is this real? If so thats awesome! How did you figure that out?
+ashzify Absolutely! I followed some guides online to learn how to do it.
It's real, i used to do this to play all 3 NJPW wrestling games back then.
I used to do this to run burned copies of my friends' games. XD
Yes I tried it
Yes I've done it before
I think you just need to take the game once, I done it and works fine with just one switch.
So when do u switch it
This worked great I had dirt jockey the Japanese construction machine driving game just used this hack and it worked great thanks
This worked perfectly I used it on dragon ball z final bout it was the Japanese version. 🤯
Hell yeah. I forgot who I learned it from
Holy shit it works! I love you!
Does this work in reverse i have a japanese ps1 could i play american games like this?
Works on ps1 japanese doin the reverse
What is that on the button that triggers the spinning mechanism?🤔It’s not a spring.🤷🏻
I use to do this with backups
I have a few questions. Would this damage the console? Also say I get it to work, would the language change to English or would it still be in Japanese?
I know the language would be in Japanese
The language would still be in Japanese as that's part of the contents of the disc itself
Just wondering how do I keep the disk spinning while the trey is open
he mentions getting something to keep the button down so that it thinks it's still closed, i assume that would keep the disc spinning
Thank you you just saved my ps1 from getting smashed
I use to do this back in 2001 2002 I'm not sure how the kid that told me how to do it figured it out
I used to do this to get copied games my friend gave me to work on my PSX lol
Do you know if Japanese 3rd party controllers work on US PS1?
Yeah, absolutely. I was playing Beatmania with a Japanese controller. ✌️
@@fakegamerguy2279 I was eyeing a Japanese, Hori PS1 Arcade Stick, but wasn't sure if it would work. Thank you for the answer, now I can get it.
I want this for pepsiman
In short every time the first disc slows down that's when you switch it out with the other game THANKS now I can play japanese PARAPPA THE RAPPER🇺🇸
Thinking about a getting a refurb. just to play a few U.S. titles. I will be making the plunge on the rarer ones and paying the premium. Not buying a used possibly banned PS3 to try the Japan PSN.
Konami is still around
does beat mania work with a normal game controller?
Can u do it with a ps2 or do u need the ps1
This only works with a PS1. There are similar tricks with a PS2 but they're pretty sketchy lol. These days it's better to just use an emulator on PC.
This doesn't seem to work on a PSone. Either that, or I'm doing something wrong.
What disck do I need to youse for the swop I Googled north amarican ps1 disk and just regular games pop up what disk egzactly do I need to biy????
It shouldn't matter what disc you use; any North American game should work. That being said, it's probably better to use an emulator to play your discs on PC if you can't get a Japanese PS1 or PS2.
i think there are some monkeys in this world that can type better that you
I tried this with jojo hftf, it worked until after the intro cinematic then I got a Japanese error message, or at least I think it is, can I get some help?
I'm not a tech guy but that's sad and star platinum
Question, can your Ntsc Memory Card save/load japanese ps1 games?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the only system that I'm aware of where you cannot do this is the GameCube which will reformat memory cards of the region doesn't match 🥲
So I can run jojos bizarre adventure
Does it work?
Dio or JoJo and did it work
This method does work but personally it takes to much time so I got the game on pc through some pirating stuff it was a lot easier
Ok
thanks for this, but when i did it i didn't need to swap the games the second time.
Interesting. I'll try only swapping one time and see if it's successful. Maybe different revisions require a different number of swaps.
turns out im actually a fucking idiot, my uncle had our ps1 modded years ago.....lmao
i remember playing burned disks when i was a kid
What model do you have? Thanks!
I just tried this It failed a few times now ff7 with Makendo 2
Makendo 2 is hella good.
@@superbros64deluxe I love Makendo 2 ^_^
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Tried this w/ Vib Ribbon... didn’t work 😔
Several people commenting on this video have mentioned they haven't been able to get Vib Ribbon working. I don't know if it's because Vib Ribbon has some kind of protection against this or what, but honestly it's probably best to use an emulator to play the original disc, or find a Japanese PS1 or PS2.
Can it be any American disk
How can i play japanese ps1 games on my launch 60gb ps3? I bought klaymen klaymen straight from japan and cant play it☹☹
Good question; I have no idea. I'm willing to bet that, because PS1 and PS2 are region locked, PS3 has to respect the region locking for contractual reasons. There might be a way using soft-mods or something, but I don't have experience with that on the PS3. You might be better off finding a PS1 for cheap, or hunting down a Japanese PS2, which is my preferred way.
PS3 supports region locking PS3 games, but apparently very few publishers used it, so you can play a bunch of Japanese PS3 games on a stock US system with no mods or janky tricks.
Good luck; let me know if you find anything!
great now i can play lsd dream emulator
that game is expensive i wish i had it
Scarygoround Seven just burn a copy of it
is that working on the ps1 model 2 ???
Is the gameshark pro for ps1 region free?
can you play north American games on a Japanese system
Unfortunately I don't have a Japanese PS1 to test it on.
Can you also close the lid when the Japanese game runs or does it crash then?
Hope this works I really want to play lsd dream emulator
It’s been a year, has it worked???
Has It worked yet?!?
work on SCPH 7501?
Can you do that with a ps2?
+ashzify Unfortunately this method doesn't work with a PS2. There are tricks you can use with a memory card holding special files. I'll do a video if/when I do it to my PS2.
Does it still work?
How is this done on a Ps2?
Can you make save files on foreign games?
Yeah, PS1 and PS2 memory cards can hold Japanese and NA games at the same time. The same is not true for GameCube, so be careful.
thank you i was thinking about buying some japanese game titles anyone recommend some good multiplayers?
I don't really play Japanese games with other people, so I'm not really sure. Racing games are usually a safe bet. If you can buy imports locally, just check the back to see if it's single player (1人) or multiplayer (１～２人).
thanks a lot i appreciate the tips uwu
Were you able to use the disc change option? Like, were you able to use the append disc while using this exploit?
I haven't tried it with Beatmania, but I played D, which is a multi-disc game, and it worked fine.
Will it work on a Japanese console if I use a PAL CD and Japanese PS1 game for swap?
Unfortunately I've never owned a PAL console, so I don't know if this trick would work or if you would run into framerate issues.
@@fakegamerguy2279 With a PAL PS1 you'll not run intro framerate issues when booting an NTSC game. But if you'd install a modchip in the console you won't even have to do the disc swap
It seems to me that you not only risk scratching the discs but wouldn't it be bad for the PlayStation to be left on all the time? Alternately, you'd have to stop (remove paper or plastic from button) & start it the same way every time. Am I missing something? I presume you can shut the lid once you have got it going, as it thinks the lid's down already. You'd have to leave the paper in or it would stop before the lid was closed. Will it access the memory card each time you start again?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, there is a risk that you could scratch the CD. If you're dead set on playing Japanese games I would generally recommend buying a Japanese PS2. I found mine locally for around $40 a while back.
You don't need to leave the PlayStation running while it's not in use; this method is used to bypass the region check when the disc is booting. The lid can be left open or closed, but I would suggest closing it after you've booted the game. You can leave the paper/plastic jammed into the lid button. If you've done it correctly the button will be depressed fully, so opening/closing the lid shouldn't affect anything.
Memory cards should work per usual.
what about multi disc games like rpg and stuff
I used this method to play D in Japanese.
How come Japanese discs don't play on North American PlayStations? I thought you were on the same system as them. In Australia & in most of the world, including England, we're on PAL (Phase Alternating Line) but you & Japan are on NTSC (National Television System Committee). Is there some slight difference between Japanese & American?
NTSC (NTSC-J in Japan) and PAL are different video standards. The reason you hear them in discussions about import games is because, at least with retro consoles, the games had to be programmed to output at a 29.97 or 59.94 frames per second for NTSC, and 25 or 50 frames per second for PAL. As a result, there is some amount of incompatibility between, say, a US copy of Super Mario World and a European Super Nintendo. If the game boots at all, it will run either too fast or too slow.
What we're looking at between North American and Japanese consoles is "region locking." Basically, companies implement region locks specifically to prevent games from one region being played on another. For example, if you were in the 90s and wanted to play Gran Turismo 2 before it came out in America, you could theoretically import a copy from Japan, potentially at a reduced cost, before it ever comes out in America. With the Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, and to an extent the NES, this was a physical design change that prevented cartridges from being inserted into the console at all. Once the plastic that prevented the cartridges from being inserted is removed, there is no software lock that prevents the game from booting. Once consoles started using discs, they had had to start using software and firmware (software that's embedded in the hardware) to check what region the game was meant to be played in and compare that to the region of the console.
What the "swap disc" method does force the console to read the region-specific data from a game that belongs to the same region as the console. Once the check has been performed, the console will not check the region again until it detects the lid has been opened or the console has been rebooted.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk. If you have any other questions please let me know; I'll try to respond faster than a quarter of a year later.
@@fakegamerguy2279 Thanks for that very detailed information. So am I correct in thinking that if the Japanese & US games weren't region locked, they'd be compatible?
Yes. PlayStation 3 games, for example, are not region locked by default like the PlayStation and PlayStation 2. Instead, they *supported* region locking, but it was up to the publisher to enable the region locks or not. As a result, most PlayStation 3 games that I'm aware of are not region locked.
Dev kits (special versions of the console developers used for creating and testing games) generally did not have region checks, so they could play games from any region. Additionally, mod chips were a popular way to disable the region check on older consoles.
Japanese discs don't normally play on American PlayStations because the Japanese are very proud people who don't want their stuff to leave Japan. XD
Thx god job awsome
So, basically the swap trick. Which is damaging. :|
Ok if I want to do the opposite way I have console Japanese and I want open amaricn cd it's work?
Based on my understanding of the technology, it should work, but I don't have a Japanese PS1 to test with. Good luck!
Is it possible to do this the opposite way?
Ntsc - Japanese ps1 with a japanese ps1 game and an american ps1 game?
Playing North American games on a Japanese Playstation? I've never tried it (I only have a Japanese PS2) but based on what I know of the method it should. Just a guess, though.
@@fakegamerguy2279 i may ultimately end up buying another ps1 since they are pretty cheap to get but i will experiment with these methods
There is a japanese game store that exclusively sells all old school and some mid school games including ps1 games so i may try it out
GLHF!
Have you tried this with Parappa the Rapper NTSC-J? For some reason I managed to start the game but couldn't actually play it. The game kinda froze after a few seconds.
I don't know of anyone with a Japanese copy of Parappa, so unfortunately I can't help you there. Sorry.
You could of done this from the beginning you just power on with a US disc inserted with that little ball of whatever you inserted I did a ball of tape. When it goes to the CD player screen close the lid so the cd reader is pushing in and the Us disc will start spinning and you’ll see the soundtrack to the game. You take out the US game insert the Japanese game And close it all the way and load disc again with out powering off just go ti where there is a memory card and cd screen and press on the CD icon thank me later and I’m had the PS1 since first gen so not sure if they patched that up in other Gens. Japan pro wrestling was the game I did it for and also on bootleg games you can do the same
Does this work with a PS2 slim?
No, PS2 has its own methods, but this one does not work to my knowledge.
@@fakegamerguy2279 ok. it turns out I have a PS2 fat. I wrote this before I got the PS2. Got it for free from a relative and it's terrible at reading games and makes a weird buzzing sound.
Does this work on the model 2 PS1? and is it also safe to save the games while playing the game?
If you mean the PSone (the smaller white one with the huge buttons on the corners) I don't have one but I might have access to one to try it out. Saving to your memory cards is absolutely safe but you might want to get a second one just for Japanese games.
It does.
Amazing
does this only work on the newer models or older models?
This should work on any that look like the one in the video. I don't know if it works on the PSone.
@@fakegamerguy2279 Tried it does not work on model 1001 sadly now i can't play my bust a groove 2 game -.- bummer my brother helped me with it but still did not work you're method did,nt any other methods that would work for model 1001?
@@purplelavender2848 Sorry to hear that,man. I think I have a 5500 but I'm not at home to check. I think I remember hearing about some options when using the parallel port on the 1001 but I haven't done much research on that.
Memories 👍👍👍
Am from UK can I play Japanese games on UK PS1 console
I haven't tried it myself, but there's another comment thread on this video and they said it this only works on North American PlayStations. I'm guessing it's because of the whole PAL 50hz vs NTSC 60hz issue.
Fake Gamer Guy on eBay I can buy Japanese PS1 console in my country it should work. I can order pepsiman game in either China or Japan.
Good luck, man. I would recommend getting a Japanese PS2 instead since it plays PS1 games and has component output.
Hi. Would this work with multitrack games such as Vib Ribbon?
I couldn't say for sure but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.
+Fake Gamer Guy Thanks ;) I will try it soon and tell you if it does
I tried it with Vib Ribbon and I couldn't get it to work.
Did the game not boot or was there a problem with the songs/tracks/levels loading?
Fake Gamer Guy The game didn't boot up. It just stayed there on the PlayStation logo. I've done it successfully with Parappa the Rapper so I know that it works for me but I think that the multitrack discs have problems with them using this.
Does this work with a pal ps1
Without having a PAL system to test with, I can't be sure. There might be other problems, though, due to the 50 FPS output.
It works on PAL too. This method is called HotSwap it may not work on all games though.
A clarification. It works for PAL when running Copies of games but to play Japanese game (NTSC-J) you need North American console (NTSC).
Thanks for the info!
can you do the glitch with 2 Japanese discs?
Cool video 👍 Japanese 🇯🇵 games that I have is region Locked 🔒 though. & is a great title but even if I did happen to get it to work. It wouldn't really Matter Parramatta🤷♂️. It's street fighter🇯🇵 ex plus alpha Japanese version disc. & Street🇯🇵 fighter Ex 2 Plus🏯 love the video, hate the scratches though, but U got it working so five stars for u⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✌️...
i did this and a screen came up saying software terminated console may have been moded.
You must have a modchip which isn't stealth. It means the chip still injects SCEE region code in the console's processor. Some games have modchip detection algorythms like LibCrypt. In this case, just install a stealth modchip while removing the current one
I have written SCEE because my console is PAL. If yours is NTSC-U then your chip injects SCEA region code. But if it's NTSC-J then it injects SCEI
This hurts to watch because your kinda damaging it
No one’s doing that
Wow.
Konami RIP xd nice video
This actually ruins your laser
Funny how the human brain works, when you said "I can usually do this about 90-95 percent of the time" I imagined what you'd say the 5 - 10 percent of the time when you can't do it, then that made me think of the scene in Napoleon Dynamite where the lady looks at the model boat and says "I want that" and her husband trys to break the plastic bowl and says "I can't do it" 😂 anyway now I'm watching Napoleon Dynamite and it's all thanks to you 😂😂😂
Does this work with the PS2 Slim?
Does it still work?