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RIKKU · 25/03/2009 02:38 AM

Im currently playing Final fantasy x for ps2
And i suck :P badly But im getting there,
This game is hard for me soooo

I know there is like gameshark and
I think they call it here in australia, action replay,
So iv been told from ebgames ect ect

Uh -__-

My question is
is there a way i can download this Action replay or Gameshark thingy,
To my ps2? with having to get those modchip thingys,
I googled and they said i needed this disc called magic swapping or something,?

you guys are smart is there a way to do it with out all that stuff?

Mickey · 25/03/2009 02:45 AM

The game is easy <.<

Assassinator · 25/03/2009 03:22 AM

Uhhh... how is that game hard...? ... but I am like pretty early in the start, so if it gets much harder later, I wouldn't know.

I'm playing on emulator (just playing normally, not cheating), and it's easy. The only hard FFs are like the really early NES ones.

RIKKU · 25/03/2009 04:28 AM

Okay? well i find it hard
I don't really care if you's find it easy,

ZiNgA BuRgA · 25/03/2009 04:36 AM

Though the older ones "hard" cause the average player has to train - in a sense, they're really more repetitive.  Final Fantasy, at least the later ones, is really more about finding combinations (or glitches) than skill.

Having trouble?  Try a game guide: http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/game/197344.html
That's what I typically do.  Or since it's an RPG, just train more >_>

Can't help you with the memory hacking devices since I don't have a PS2.

RIKKU · 25/03/2009 04:45 AM

>.< thank's?

Assassinator · 25/03/2009 04:53 AM

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: Final Fantasy, at least the later ones, is really more about finding combinations (or glitches) than skill.

Finding combos and glitches? Not really neccessary.

In some FFs (e.g, FF8), it's so goddamn easy that you really don't need anything to win. I mean they do like 100 damage to you a hit. You have 6000HP. You do 2000 damage to them a hit, they have 10000 HP... How to loose, like not possible. Some bosses are somewhat annoying, like the ones that 1 shot characters (ultima weapon, final boss and his shockwave pulsar...), but still not that hard of a game.

ZiNgA BuRgA · 25/03/2009 05:09 AM

Assassinator Wrote:
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: Final Fantasy, at least the later ones, is really more about finding combinations (or glitches) than skill.

Finding combos and glitches? Not really neccessary.

In some FFs (e.g, FF8), it's so goddamn easy that you really don't need anything to win. I mean they do like 100 damage to you a hit. You have 6000HP. You do 2000 damage to them a hit, they have 10000 HP... How to loose, like not possible. Some bosses are somewhat annoying, like the ones that 1 shot characters (ultima weapon, final boss and his shockwave pulsar...), but still not that hard of a game.

Are you trying to say it's more about skill then?!
And FF4/5/6 were later than the NES ones...

roberth · 25/03/2009 05:11 AM

Your looking for swap magic, but if you have a Slimline PS2, you'll need to do a case mod to get a flip lid cover so that it will work correctly

Alternately, if you have a PS1 game and a fat PS2, you could look into the Smod posted in Yoyo's thread

Assassinator · 25/03/2009 05:23 AM

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Are you trying to say it's more about skill then?!
And FF4/5/6 were later than the NES ones...

I'm saying it's neither. It's just so watered down that a primary school kid could beat it without finding it hard.

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