Mon 11 Apr 2005
My seven year old PlayStation has decided it has had enough. I haven’t thoroughly tested/diagnosed it, but it looks terminal. It’s not detecting any disks, and booting to the music/memory card screen. Unfortunately, my PC is too old to run an emulator.
I’m still working on saving for a new PC (I would love a Mac, but thay are just too expensive for what I need at home). Looks like I’ll have to save for a console too. Or should I just buy a better PC?
I haven’t researched thoroughly, but If I had to make a spot decision now I would go with the PC/XBox combo, rather than PC/PS2 or fast gaming PC, but I’ll do some more research.
Update: Well it’s not terminal! Woohoo! Nothing pulling apart and fiddling with the drive unit couldn’t fix. Still, I want your opinions: which is the best way to go for a computer/gaming setup?
Update2: It is terminal
well personally id go for the pc/xbox combo or just xbox and an upgraded hd, this would mean no more searching for disk’s ect as they can all be saved and run direct from xbox, this includes all the older systems like NES and Sega. your choice