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I just labelled my PS1 burnt discs with a sharpie pen. Is it going to ruin them?

>> No.8669469

I did that for years and never had any problems.

>> No.8669475

>>8669452

>I just labelled my PS1 burnt discs with a sharpie pen

Why? I once did that to a Linkin Park CD and it ruined a couple of songs. But that was like 20 years ago.

>> No.8669480

>>8669452
Dumb frogposter.

>> No.8669495

I used to carve them with a compass. You know, just so it doesn't wear off.

>> No.8669498 [DELETED] 

Fuck off, frogposting retard.

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>>8669452
Imagine actually burning PS1 discs

>> No.8669569

>>8669532
soulless

>> No.8669573

>>8669452
Why'd you do that if you suspected it'd ruin the discs?

>> No.8669580

>>8669532
I wish they made these for the ps2

>> No.8669614

>>8669569
>It’s bad because… well it’s just bad okay?

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>>8669614
A PS1 that can't read discs isn't a PS1, it's an abomination.

>> No.8669625

>>8669580
Internal HDD on a fat or SMB on a slim is pretty great as is, really. I've never looked into it myself, but I've also seen someone post an image on here of some sort of small router with a USB drive plugged into it that they were basically able to use as an external hard drive for their slim. Looked pretty cool.

>> No.8669629

>>8669532
I collect Japanese retail games instead. :^)

>> No.8669663

>>8669452
As long as you put the sharpie in your pooper they'll be fine

>> No.8669705

>>8669452
I have PS1 games labelled with sharpie from 1999 that still work fine

>> No.8669724

Has there ever been a frogposter of acceptable intelligence?

>> No.8669727

>>8669625
nah softmods kind of suck, I don't like the ps2 menu being changed
also they're a pain in the arse to do compared to a bit of soldering

>> No.8669745

>>8669727
I have no qualms with soldering but I prefer to leave my consoles physically unmodified unless they need repairs, so I'll take a softmod over a hardware mod any day of the week. I don't really find anything about softmodding annoying, personally

>> No.8669753

>>8669569
Anything that doesn't involve original discs is soulless

>> No.8669790

I grew up with a modded ps1 so its impossible for me to imagine playing actual real ps1 games on my ps1
whenever I think ps1 games I just think of a memorex cd with SPYRO written on it

>> No.8669850

>>8669452
No

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>>8669498

>> No.8669856

>>8669532
Imagine mutilating your console

>> No.8670094

>>8669625
>some sort of small router with a USB drive plugged into it
That works well. You can also roll your own. I've built them from scratch and used cheap SBCs. This is something a Pi is actually good for.

>>8669727
Technically, plugging in a memory card is adding hardware, so you can pretend it's a hardware mod and stop pretending other things.

>> No.8670110

>>8669532
Just emulate at this point

>> No.8670119

>>8669452
>Is it going to ruin them?
No, but you're on a list now. Trust no one.

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>>8669480
>>8669498
cry more