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Bring your Opinions and Facts! need help w/ ps2 disc?
I got a few games with pretty good scratches on them. My ps2 plays other games with minor scratches pretty good so im sure its not the famous eye problem. I tried the toothpaste trick on my San Andreas disc and didn't work. i tried it several times. I used white toothpaste non gel and let it stand for 5 minutes before washing it off. It seems it only made it worse; I hear alot of controversy over this trick and i think it dosn't work. A little over half says it dosn't work, while the other bit says it does. I gave up and i'm just going to take it to Gamestop to rebuff it. Any tips here are appreciated.
Well to the guy who recommends i buy a ps3... I'm in college and cannot afford one, also unless i find one of the few original ones i cannot play ps2 or even ps1 games on them. Any real gamer will tell you that ps1 and 2 games is where it's at. Atleast they have a good plot and replay value and don't rely upon online gameplay to boost sales.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you need to buff the toothpaste into the disc with a fine cloth
- Anonymous1 decade ago
take a look at this price list for ps2 games.
http://www.videogamepricecharts.com/console/playst...
there must be 1 or 2 you can afford.