PS2 - PS1 modchip like, You think by now they'd have one?

**watashi** · 08-17-2004

Remember back in the PS1 days alot of people bought those things that connected to the back of you're PS1 and you could play anything simple as pie? I always thought something similar would be the case with PS2 and the USB ports they have...I dunno...I want to play the cancelled SVC Chaos so bad but I can't play without having my PS2 modded or open it with a flip top, I'm skurd of opening a PS2 anyhow except the expansion

Anyway just another post about Generic Chit Chat, I thought worth saying...

**Blake** · 08-17-2004

Meh I dont like dicussing anything related to mod chips so I'll stay out of this. I really dont know how to react to these threads so I'll let this one stay up for now.

**pudge** · 08-17-2004

i see lots of sites for this they are all over i even saw a site were you could buy a hard drive and install games onto it so you can play it right from your hd

**Seb** · 08-17-2004

Modding or Chipping you PlayStation 2 invalidates you warrenty so I strongly advise against it.

**pudge** · 08-17-2004

it dont matter the warrenty is over with anyways for me and even if my ps2 would brake and i still had the warrenty i probably woundn't use it because of the problems you would have to go though

**watashi** · 08-17-2004

i see lots of sites for this they are all over i even saw a site were you could buy a hard drive and install games onto it so you can play it right from your hd

I read about that before, though the cost is way too much...Meh, all I can do now is hope that an SVC Chaos Double Pack is released with some other game...

**Cody** · 08-18-2004

Actualy there is a new thing called a slide card, it does exactly what a mod chip does except you dont need to open up and mod your ps2 http://www.modchip.com/ps2/slidecard.htm

**pudge** · 08-18-2004

yes i have heard about this too and my friend really used it and he eneded up braking the front of his ps2 the part where the ps2 symbol is.

and he almost broke hi disc tray from all the pulling when your ps2 is not expose to have that keep of force being used on it

**KlawHammer** · 05-26-2006

I still need to find pictures, create a image link, and some thumbnails.

Alone in the Dark
by Greg Bergen

Genre: Survival/Horror
Developer: Eden Studios
Publisher: Atari
Release Date: TBA 2007

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Developed by Eden Studios, Alone in the Dark is the successor to the popular Alone in the Dark franchise created back in the early 1990's.

Alone in the Dark is proclaiming itself to be the one game that can offer new life to a series that was one of the first horror games ever created. Ever since the original Alone in the Dark (Windows 95) title, the series was headed downhill with the release of each new sequel. Now taken over by Atari, Eden Studios hopes that their attempt will rejuvenate the series.

From what little information we gather, you play as Edward Carnby. That name should be familiar to any fan of the original trilogy as he was the main protagonist of each game. Though little is known of the actual plot, from various clips and information we can say that Carby finds himself in the year 2006. More specifically, the plot revolves around New York's Central Park. It is here that a dark "secret" lies in wait. Something escaped from the afterlife. It is your job as Edward Carnby "The Supernatural Detective" to solve the mysteries of death, and banish the evil in Central Park back to where it once came.

Alone in the Dark revolves around one important and interesting aspect of gameplay. This is the player's interaction with the environment. You can do anything from high-jacking cars via a hotwire mini-game, to having a choice to close your eyes while you're being held hostage in prison. There is one instance that while driving in a car, you have the option to de-fog the windshield, change radio-stations and check the glove compartment.

It is these unusual but free movements which make this game unique. Alone in the Dark aims to please everyone by incorporating episodic gameplay sessions. Episodic gameplay allows gamers to only have to play 30-45 minutes sessions. Not the 2-3 hours some other horror games have forced on gamers. The visuals look superb and the character models look extremely life-like. If Eden Studios stays on track with everything they are doing for the series, there is no reason why Alone in the Dark should not be brought back to life. Look for Alone in the Dark sometime in 2007.

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**Rebon** · 05-26-2006

Sounds great, good luck Greg!

**KlawHammer** · 05-27-2006

Done! Now I just need the picture requierments, which should be up soon.

**ps3 Wanna be** · 05-27-2006

Very, very impressive Greg. Great summary, and really well structured.

Once you've got a few images, I'll get it up asap.

(PS: I got your name right this time

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**KlawHammer** · 05-28-2006

Alright I added the image files.

P.S. Yeah, you did get the name right.

**ps3 Wanna be** · 05-28-2006

Nice images you got there. And thanks for sorting out all the thumbs too.

Live!

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