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Maintaing your PS2 


Keep your Playstation 2 Working
By KloWn

Let's start
It was a rainy, dark, boring day when I decided to call my best friends and invite them over to play some Playstation 2. Yeah, they came in a hurry excited to play the system. Ok, enough BS. I told them I was going to get some drinks. I got the drinks and came back downstairs. I looked up and saw Ricardo with his five fingers all over my Madden 2001 CD. First thing I thought was, what the ****. Five damn finger prints on the cd. I rushed to get the CD cleaned with a soft fabric. I managed to get the finger prints off and leave the CD as if nothing happened.

With that said, I can get on to my point. Always be careful when using your Playstation 2 system and handling your games. I know your thinking that this is just a waste of time. Your probably thinking that you know how to handle a stinkin CD and how to maintain a Playstation 2. You may be right. I'm not saying that all of you trash your electronics. I know people who know how to handle their "stuff". But believe it or not, their are many who just don't get the point. They misuse their Playstation 2 and they get pissed off a year later saying that the Playstation 2 is a piece of sh**. And of course, their are many who don't have a clue how to keep stuff nice and ready to use whenever it has to be used. I guess your lucky I'm here. (Syke.)

My Intent
In this article, I have slapped up some important tips on how to keep your Playstation 2 working longer. I have used "experience" from older systems I owned. I made mistakes with them so I talk about some things NOT to do. I also observed on how people use their games. I compiled all that crap into one big ass piece and this is the result.

What are you waiting for? Go on!

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