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Sony's Japanese Playstation 2 has been released on
March 4th and to date there have been no word on any
mod chips for the system. Some "backup"
and import gamers were already getting worried
because there wasn't a mod chip coming out for
months after the release of the system. The main
concern was: "Did Sony really secured the
system well enough to avoid those pesky little
chips?"
Many of you can be relieved now, because NCSX,
an import retailer, has reported that they received
a functional mod chip from an Asian partner. Since
the system is only sold in Japan so far, the chip's
current functionality is to allow the use of games
that have been copied to a non-official PS2 CD or
DVD disk, also known as "backups". NCSX
reports that the chip is programmed with only 8
lines of simple code which works very similarly to
the programmed code in the Playstation mod chips.
06/05/00
Webmaster
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