PSX ROMS 
PSXCHANGE MODCHIP CD
This is the new and exciting PS-X-Change CD ModChip! No more fussing with internal
installations and complicated soldering. Just put the CD in, and follow instruction.
Play copies and backups on all models including the PSOne.
Product
Details » Our Price: $24.95
In Stock
EXTERNAL
GAME ENHANCER
The Game enhancer is an external device that is plugged in to the PlayStation
game console - modifying it to boot up all CDs. It allows you to play every
import game, every CD-R back-up and even anti-mod games. Ridge Racer
Namco (1994)
Wipeout
Sony/Psygnosis (1995)
Tomb Raider
Eidos (1996)
Madden NFL 99
EA Sports (1998)
Metal Gear Solid
Konami (1998)
Final Fantasy VII
Squaresoft (1997)
Gran Turismo 2
Sony (1999)
Tekken
Namco (1996)
Product
Details » Our Price: $16.75
In Stock
INTERNAL
MODCHIP
This device plays back-ups (copied games), on 9001 and more PlayStation models
(soldering required). It is 100% Universal NTSC / PAL.
Product
Details » Our Price: $12
Out of Stock
4X
UNCOMPRESSED MEMORY CARD
This memory card holds 4 times the normal amount of memory an usual memory
card holds. Furthermore, this device does not compress data just like Sony's,
making all games available.
Product
Details » Our Price: $12
In Stock
PSX-PC
CONNECTION LINKER
The PC Comms Link for PlayStation package is the ultimate accessory for hard-core
PlayStation Junkies! PC Comm Link connects your Game Enhancer to any PC (286
or above, 1 free ISA slot) to produce a powerful game hacking and debugging
work station (this item is optional for game enhancers).
Product
Details » Our Price: $26
In Stock
PS2-Chips.com PlayStation
MOD Chips
News about PSP at www.PlayStationPotable.com
The first new version was actually a revision in early 1996, produced in response to complaints that Playstations were overheating. Sony did not change the technical aspects or the cosmetics, but did remove the S-video port left over from the Japanese release.
Sony produced a redesigned version of the original console, called the "PSone", in a smaller (and more ergonomic) case which was introduced in September 2000. The original PlayStation was abbreviated in Japan to "PS" and was often abbreviated as "PSX" by American gamers, as this was Sony's internal code name for the system while it was under development. This led to some confusion in 2003, when Sony introduced a PS2-derived system in Japan actually called the PSX. The PlayStation is now officially abbreviated as the "PS1" or "PSone," although many people still abbreviate it "PS" or "PSX". There are no hardware differences between the "PSone" and the original, except for a cosmetic change to the console.
A version of the PlayStation called the Net Yaroze was also produced. It was more expensive than the original PlayStation, coloured black instead of the usual gray, and most importantly, came with tools and instructions that allowed a user to be able to program PlayStation games and applications without the need for a full developer suite, which cost many times the amount of a PlayStation and was only available to approved video game developers. Naturally, the Net Yaroze lacked many of the features the full developer suite provided. It was unique in that it was the only officially retailed Sony PlayStation with no regional lockout; it would play games from any territory.
Another version that was colored blue (as opposed to regular console units that were gray in color) was available to game developers and select press. It had twice the main RAM size (4 megabytes instead of 2 megabytes) and a CD-ROM emulator board connected to a PC. It was also able to run in-development games which lacked region coding (which would be rejected by a normal PlayStation as though they were pirated copies). A few of these units eventually appeared for sale through somewhat dubious channels at high prices.
The installation of a modchip allows the PlayStation's capabilities to be expanded. This allows unauthorized copies of games to be played, but it also allows the playing of games from other regions, such as PAL titles on a NTSC console. Since modchips allow playing games recorded on a regular CD-ROM, it created a wave of games developed without official Sony approval, using free GNU compiler tools.
Buy
in one of the following online shops. We have tested
- ordered stuff from all of them. They all are reliable
and have Secure Site Certificates, Secure connection
for shopping carts and orders can be Tracked Online.
Look for the best Price + Shipping combo! |
| Name: |
Details: |
Shipping: |
| EasyBuy2000 |
Best online shop for GBA Backup hardwrae. Sells
XG flash and Flash Advance Linkers! |
Worldwide |
| eXtremeMods |
Sells Gameboy FALinker and ModChips for all modern
consoles. Can pay with CreditCard or PayPal |
Worldwide |
| Success-HK |
Shop located in HonKong. Prices are low, but takes
a little longer to receave the good in USA or EU |
Worldwide |
|