With that said, Swap Magic 3.6, is a more user friendly and less complicated way, of running PS2 backups. Not only can Swap Magic run PS2 backups, but it also runs homebrew applications, and emulators. In either case a modded Ps2 can already boot backups making Swap Magic worthless. The only way to boot it is with an original copy of Swap Magic or a modchip. Most of us who frequent the forums realize that a back up of Swap Magic is worthless anyway. I will confirm that I have been using Swap Magic 3.6 on my Slimline since June 2007. Yeah you may wanna remove that before the moderators see it. It needs to be concealed within it's case, because if it fails to load one day then you will have to find an alternative method of loading backups. It's recommended to keep your Swap Magic disc clean, and free of scratches of course. Luckily, over time you will become accustomed to this process.Ī personal experience I had with Swap Magic was that, my modern day Slimline PS2 had trouble reading CDROM PS2 games altogether, so the CDROM functionality was thrown out of the window. One partial disadvantage to Swap Magic is, that, it becomes a hassle to wait for Swap Magic to load, switch the discs out, and load the backup. The online functionality is taken away once a backup is created, but there are patches that fix this problem, so it is still possible to play online with your backup(s). Swap Magic also isn't compatible with all PS2 games either, but it is compatible with a healthy amount of them. Poor media can hurt how well a game loads, or if the game loads at all. When you burn numerous backups, you can experiment with which speeds, and brands of media your PS2 likes or dislikes. When it comes down to using Swap Magic 3.6, you will have to pick out the best media for DVDs, and CDs.
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