GAME DISC HELP SCRATCHES SOLUTION!!!

Dang this then doesnt help i dont suspose you have any gamesystem modding knowledge if you did you could make the ps2 able to install games without like the 360 it would require quite alot of techniqual skill though

Guys in my gaming group use this solution, if the scratching isn't too bad (ie you can no longer see your reflection, hehe). Boil some water. Take the game disc and hold it, scratch-side-down, over the steam, fairly close to the water (might want to wear gloves). Count to five. Remove it, wipe it clean with a smooth cloth. Try it out. Another one of my gaming group friends recommended dunking it real quick in the boiling water and cleaning it immediately, but that's a major risk of damaging the game and yourself. I've tried the steam trick before, and it worked for me, got my original Halo back in working order. Good luck! I hate when they get too scratched to play.

Yeah the steam trick works just got to be careful with it i recommend looking at a online video tutorial about it if they have one on youtube or something

im a poor ass gamer i get my games still new and never open at flea markets and yard sales mostly im not one of those types that buy alot of things for my game systems..my parents could never afford that shit for me growing up so i used what i had and be happy about it i dont know a damn thing ur talking about really i have no skills in remoedling game or whatever u said i dont know and as for the steam trick thats too fucking risky for my taste u cannot buy playstation gaes anyore in stores soo i wont try it just tell me something else btw wtf the heck is Khastings? what does that mean?lol

Hastings you never heard of it hastings is a known store has games movies books and more including rental games and movies some also have a disk cleaner hmm i dont think there is much else you can do mayby there is a company that you can send it to to get it cleaned but im not sure would have to look and see that would mean you have to mail it though

thanks out of million of people on maiotaku u care to see that i was given the information i need and try to help me the best way you can. thank you sooo much!*hugs* ^/////^ you tried and thanks for that.

Check some pawn shops or movie rental places in your area. Disk resurfacers are usually pretty prominent nowadays and a way for those places to sell or rent damaged disks. Usually they'll resurface a disc for a few bucks and it's a good way to save a favorite game or movie without having to buy a new one.

Not really the most optimal solution but I manage a company that sells vintage video games online so I have a JFJ easo pro disc buffer at my house. If you mail it I can take care of it (as long as there are no pinholes in the label (that's a death sentence for discs). Msg me if you don't have any other options.