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Right, I'll keep this short and sweet, any help is appreciated, I searched and found nothing useful.
My PS2 is a slim, version SCPH-75001. I have owned 2 copies of GT4 in the past two years, both bought new and worked flawlessly. The first time I had a disc read error (i.e. the disc was not recognized by the console) I took a Q-tip to the lens and it worked fine. Today I bought a used copy of GT4 from EBGames, and I was assured that it had been tested. And so, I took it home, and an hour later here I am, and it's not working.
I've tried
All methods that have worked in the past for other games/movies but nothings worked here. Any idea how to fix this? Any cheap ways I can clean my disc with household products. Will I need to open up my PS2 and perform a little surgery?
Something that might make a difference -
I've heard that using Gamesharks and ARMax's can screw up the laser alignment, and it so happens I used an ARMax disc today already.
Can anyone help me?
My PS2 is a slim, version SCPH-75001. I have owned 2 copies of GT4 in the past two years, both bought new and worked flawlessly. The first time I had a disc read error (i.e. the disc was not recognized by the console) I took a Q-tip to the lens and it worked fine. Today I bought a used copy of GT4 from EBGames, and I was assured that it had been tested. And so, I took it home, and an hour later here I am, and it's not working.
I've tried
- Turning the PS2 upside down
- Turning the PS2 onto it's side
- Taken a Q-tip and cleaned the lens
- Taken a Q-tip and cleaned the entire inside of the disc tray
All methods that have worked in the past for other games/movies but nothings worked here. Any idea how to fix this? Any cheap ways I can clean my disc with household products. Will I need to open up my PS2 and perform a little surgery?
Something that might make a difference -
I've heard that using Gamesharks and ARMax's can screw up the laser alignment, and it so happens I used an ARMax disc today already.
Can anyone help me?