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Name of the file: Playstation 2 hardware - Author: PS2

Change or Delete DVD Parental Lock
Press Select to bring up the menu bar. Then go to the Setup icon, press X and now go to the Custom icon and press X. When you try to access the Custom menu a Parental Lock asking for the password will pop up. The master password is 7444.

PS One games on PlayStation2 memory card:
The PlayStation2 will not recognize a PlayStation2 memory card when a PS One game is being played. However, you can use a PlayStation2 memory card to store any PS One game, freeing up more space for other PS One games. Simply use the PlayStation2's internal memory manager to transfer all your PS One saves from a PS One memory card to a PlayStation2 memory card. When you need to play from a saved PS One game, just transfer the file back to a PS One memory card.

Memory card character actions:
This trick can be done with certain PlayStation2 games. Go into the Browser screen and select the memory card. Then, choose a game and select "Delete"; but do not delete the saved game. The character should do a different action then when you first entered the memory card screen. For example, with an Onimusha save game, choose that save and select "Delete" when prompted. The system should ask you to confirm the deletion, but at the same time the character should be doing a different action than the first time.

Bypass DVD regional lockout (Japanese version):
Note: This trick requires an original non-analog PlayStation controller and a PlayStation2 console with the launch version DVD utility software and memory card package. Plug the controller into port one. Place a DVD disc in the system and hold Up until the DVD player menu appears. Release Up, and select the play icon.

Alternately, hold L1 + Select + Circle buttons while the PlayStation2 console is turned on. Insert the DVD disc and play.

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