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Playstation 2: Olympic Games
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When turning the system and the PlayStation 2 logo appears, tap Analog rapidly until the main menu of your game appears. If done correctly, the analog feature will be off and cannot be used until button is tapped again. Note: This does not work on some games, such as Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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"While today's anniversary celebrates PlayStation 2's past, we're very excited for its future," said Jack Tretton, President and Chief Executive Officer for SCEA. "We look forward to the platform's continued growth and expect to sell approximately 12 million units worldwide by the end of March, leading us to anticipate that PlayStation 2's lifecycle will exceed that of the original PlayStation(R). Never before has an in-home game system experienced this type of worldwide success on such a long-lasting scale."
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This has to be one of the coolest, most useful ghetto hacks ever: a modder called the2jakes built a mechanism to control the analog joystick of a PlayStation 2 gamepad with his head. Using just an ingenious rig, a baseball cap and a USB cable extender, his homemade head-mounted display controls the game view with the natural movement of his head, rather than using his thumb. In this video he uses his invention to look around while playing Test Drive Unlimited. [Update: more comments from the2jakes after the jump, including the components for his hack] more
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Now you can bring your favorite PS one games, from the original Crash Bandicoot(R) to Hot Shots Golf(R) 2, on your PSP by simply downloading them directly to your PSP from PLAYSTATION Store. It has never been easier than now to play your favorite games across all PlayStation platforms.
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"Huang announced the game's platforms--as rumoured, it will indeed be coming to the Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 2, arriving in stores just before the end of year holidays. There will ... be a Nintendo DS version of the series, which will arrive "early next year."
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