Only in Japan and in its first week were sold about 900.000 consoles. The spectacular initial sales of the PlayStation 2 were due in large part to the success of its predecessor, the PlayStation, and the fact that it is compatible with the games of this. Very few people got their console at the end of the year 2000 due to manufacturing delays. Sony knew what was going to happen on the day of the launch of this system so it gave the possibility to sell this equipment through the ebay auction site, however the compulsive buyers did not mind paying $1000 dollars for this team through the ebay. The news came largely to the buyers, which generated a great expectation that caused the shortage of system in the stores on the day of the launch.

The official launch of PlayStation 2 was on Main Japan, and on October 26th of the same year in the United States. In 2000 came news of the first videogame for PS2, Jak and Daxter: The legacy of the forerunners. So I'm taking the advice the other user here said & uninstall WinRAR.In April 1999, the first news about the successor of the PlayStation was met, shortly after the launch of the Dreamcast.

If I could just find out from someone or something on what website has good ISO files that are legit then maybe it'll work, SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom is one of those ISO file games I'm trying to find first before moving on & so far several ISO files I downloaded didn't seem to work. I was trying to get those consoles to play different games.īut I will agree that I might have a bad rip, but the emulator might've also disagreed with the game of choice.

The problem with those emulators is that won't extract onto my desktop like PCSX2 & Project64 did & I don't know why, I don't know what made you assume I was using different emulators for PS2 games. I think you misunderstood some things, I know epsxe & dolphin are PS1 & GameCube/Wii emulators.but I wasn't using those to boot up an ISO file of a PS2 game. Also, the OP refers to epsxe and dolphin, which are emulators for two different systems (PS1 and GC/WII) and obviously wouldn't work for a PS2 game, so it's entirely possible another mistake is being made in the process? You could have a bad rip, or the emulator could disagree with your game of choice. I'm not sure if it's still true, but I've certainly had moments in the past where 7-zip didn't work and WinRAR did, specifically for RAR files.Īnyway, there are a lot of factors when it comes to emulation.

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