Malfador Games Pirated

[DavidG]

Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
Actually... PS2 games (as well as X-Box and Gamecube) can be and are actively pirated every day over the internet and with cd/dvd burners... going with an easily copied medium for console games (as compared to game cartridges) is the downfall of what used to be hard to pirate games. Using these pirated copies requires altering your console system a bit with a "mod chip," but that is not too hard.

True. Although in the case of the game I want you'd need to get around the Region encoding (if that's on games as well as DVDs ) and more importantly the PAL video format. I'm not sure if that is doable but I guess I don't want the game bad enough to find out and then chip my console.

[Sivran]

Originally posted by Phoenix-D:
You can't just copy the directory, you need to make an ISO. The one I made is about 477 MB. Add that to the actual SF install, and do the same pairing for other games, and it adds up fast.

Of course, I can't actually play SF on the laptop- the LCD screen isn't up to it and produces a nasuea-inducing distorition when I turn.

Huh? That's exactly what I did, only I copied the CD to another computer's hard drive, then map that directory as a drive. Works fine for me. Presumably it'd also work if you have more than one partition, and dumped the contents of the cd to the root directory of it.