ps2 controller port, where you plug your remote controller in |
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 Feb 26 2007, 02:31 AM
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 Kuki Nakamarua - AKA Bobby Lee  Group: Member Posts: 447 Joined: Mar 2004 Member No: 8,812  |
while i was playing game, my dogs were running around the house chasing each other and one of the dogs leg got caught by my remote and he tripped. as a result... just look at the picture. i just want to know, WHERE i can get this fix... no back alley guys... no freinds of yours... just a local game store. Note that this picture is WHATS IN THE PS2. I have a modchip installed into this ps2, so i dont think trading would work...
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Feb 26 2007, 02:50 AM
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 Will write poetry for sex! Group: Member Posts: 1,110 Joined: Jan 2004 Member No: 600 |
I don't know of any well-known game stores that fix consoles (Gamestop and EB games just buy systems, so maybe you can do an exchange with a bit of cash out of your pocket), so you might have to look around, search through the Yellow pages/online to find any local places near you that conducts repairs.
Other than that, there's the option of calling Sony tech support, and sending it to them to have it fixed...especially if your warranty is still good. By the way, you have quite a unique PS2, what with 3 controller ports and all, lol - unless that's a diagram of the prongs at the end of the controller. I'm guessing it's the Player 1 side that's messed up? |
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Mar 2 2007, 12:55 AM
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So the controller port just doesn't work anymore?
I guess a cheap workaround would to be to use the USB. |
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