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LudZ08FrmNlsN

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#22779 8-Jun-2008 00:25

can anyone expalin to me what is ntsc/uc compatible? 
i've been trying to find the meaning of that word for a long time now cuz 
i am planning to buy the new (but considered old in other countries) naruto ps2 game entitled naruto ultimate ninja 3 
and it says that it is ntsc/uc compatible and i'm not sure if it will work with my fat/old ps2.

Forester1

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#136349 8-Jun-2008 02:32

Hi LudZ! I'm not sure what system is in NZ, but I am thinking maybe PAL like Australia?. ntsc/uc is the US video region, ntsc/j is Asia, while Europe and Australia are PAL. There should be a sticker somewhere on your PS2 that says what it is. If you google around there are ways to go between ntsc/uc and ntsc/j, but I don't know about PAL. Good luck, Cheers!

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#136436 8-Jun-2008 14:52

New Zealand does indeed use PAL. Im pretty sure NTSC works perfectly well on those systems as well.

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#136440 8-Jun-2008 15:09

NTSC games generally don't work in 'clean' PAL PS2's.

Unless your PS2 is modded, it won't work.

LudZ08FrmNlsN

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#136565 8-Jun-2008 22:57

so you're telling me that if i mod my ps2 even though it's the old fat version i will still be able to play ntsc games?

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#136591 9-Jun-2008 07:53

If you get your PS2 (regardless of model) modded with a suitable chip, then it should play NTSC and PAL games fine.
Just do research on the chips before purchasing one to ensure it does what you want etc.

XPD / Gavin

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#137914 14-Jun-2008 02:42

Where I used to work, this guy used to mod a lot of Xbox's. He also did a PS2, and it was quite a lot of work involved. If you're going to get it modded, get it done by someone who knows what they're doing, as it requires a lot of soldering.

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LudZ08FrmNlsN

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#145452 9-Jul-2008 15:01

well if that's the case then does anybody know a place near auckland NI (north island) or nelson SI(south island) that mods ps2's?