I'm looking to get the magic switch for my slim PS2, but I see there are different versions. Is there any reason to get the older versions (Pro and V2) as opposed to V3? http://www.swapmagic3.com/Swap_Magic_Feature.htm
It might have something to do with the model of your PS2? I have the 9000 series the last one Sony made and had my father put a switch on the front of the system so I could turn the disc tray on or off, in other words if I didn't want the disc to spin its not going to...lol
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Swap Magic 3.6 is good but they added and fixed many things in the 3.8 version, so I would get 3.8 swap magic coder, I hear you can play dual layers with it not sure how accurate that is though?
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