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I'm just trying to get rid of a few things. If you'd be interested in getting any of the following things, just let me know and we can talk about price because I hadnt really thought of it.


*PC thing. All-in-one HP printer/copier/scanner. I dont think the scanner works because I tried it once and it didnt work, so I went and bought a new one but everything else is fine.

*Dragonball Z episodes. Episodes 208-260 are on VHS because I liked the picture the box set makes. Then I have the rest of the Buu saga on DVD. I also have episodes 79-81 on DVD. It's from the Frieza saga when Goku first went Super Saiyan.

*Dragonball GT episodes. I have the first four on DVD. Affliction, Incubation, Creation, and Proliferation.

*Playstation stuff. A burned copy of 4th mix and the original import of 5th mix. Metal Gear Solid. I have a PS but I dont believe it works, dont know why.

*N64. The pikachu edition of the N64. The only game I have left is Killer Instinct Gold.

*DVD player. It just needs a power cord with it. It can use the same power cord that the Playstation uses.

***If you want to see pictures of any of this just let me know. I will just end up throwing this stuff away just to clear space after a while or maybe I can give some of this stuff to DDR a thon winners if you really want it***

how much for the pikachu n64?

Interested in selling your Playstation's controllers?

P.S. You have to have something special in your PS2 so that it will read import discs, right? If this isn't necessarily true, I may also be interested in the DDR games. More interested in the controller, though. LoL.

Stock PS2s are region coded, yes. If you have US region (NTSC/UC) PS2, you can only play US region (NTSC/UC) games on it. If you want to play Japan region (NTSC/J) games, you'll need a Japanese console. No stock consoles will read burned ("back-ups", as some people have quite inappropriately been calling them) games.

You can, of course, mod your PS2 in one of many ways. For those of you who aren't good with soldering, you could use a flip-top, though that occurs to me to be a silly, hackish solution. There are other tricks (like using HD Loader) to get out-of-region games to start.

With an original PSX/PSOne, you could use a swap kit, but beware that some mixes of DDR (4th, for example) have their own region check that will bail on a US region PSX (of course, you can always acquire a hacked burn of the game that has that removed, and the swap set will boot that). There's a similar thing for PS2 games, but you need to use a slide card which may damage your PS2 upon repeated use.

I'll not bother to expound on my extreme distaste of region codes and DRM in general...

What is the model number of the dvd player, how much will you sell it for, and wat condition is it in. thx. and ill be at the ddrathon so if i buy thatl be easy.

yo? isn't the ddrathon now? thanks for updating your thread with prices