PlayStation 2 System cheats for the Playstation 2

Change or delete parental lock

Press Start when prompted to enter the code. Once you get to where you enter the numbers, press Start and you will be asked if you want to delete it. You can also enter another code instead of deleting it. The master code is 7444. Enter it, and at the last "4", press Select at the same time. Do this again, and you will eventually get the option to delete the lock. Enter 7444 again to delete the code.

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In-game reset

While playing most games, press Start + Select + R1 + R2 + L1 + L2 to return to the game's main menu.

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Internet play for less

To have Internet play with spending less money, buy a USB to ethernet adapter if you have a Cable or DSL modem. Directly connect it to either one of these, or if you have a router, connect it through there. The back of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, and other online games, will give you further instructions.

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Memory card character actions

This trick can be done with certain PlayStation 2 games. Go into the Browser screen and select the memory card. Then, choose a game and select "Delete"; but do not delete the saved game. The character should do a different action then when you first entered the memory card screen. For example, with an Onimusha save game, choose that save and select "Delete" when prompted. The system should ask you to confirm the deletion, but at the same time the character should be doing a different action than the first time.

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Quick start

Instead of pressing Restart to start the PlayStation 2, press Eject. It should go through the flying in introduction a lot faster than normal. Note: You need to do this immediately after you turn on the main power from the back.

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PS One games on PlayStation2 memory card

The PlayStation 2 will not recognize a PlayStation 2 memory card when a PS One game is being played. However, you can use a PlayStation 2 memory card to store any PS One game, freeing up more space for other PS One games. Simply use the PlayStation 2's internal memory manager to transfer all your PS One saves from a PS One memory card to a PlayStation 2 memory card. When you need to play from a saved PS One game, just transfer the file back to a PS One memory card.

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