The first option is to blow on the disc or wipe it gently with a tissue. That will generally fix the problem.
Usually stores like Game Crazy and the Radio Shack Repair Center offer to buffer discs, but buffering is for scratches in discs, I'm not sure if it can fix a crack.
No the PS2 does not play PS3 games that are on Blue Ray Discs and can only be played n the PS3
you can't you will have to buy another one because ps3 discs are always getting scratched if it was a wii disc you could repair it but ps3 discs you can't and ps3 sucks the wii is awsome even the ps2 is better than the ps3
It reads the discs whether they are CD DVD or BluRay, it can not write or burn discs
The first option is to blow on the disc or wipe it gently with a tissue. That will generally fix the problem.
ps3
Buy a PS3. It is the only Playstation that reads blue ray discs and the discs are for the PS3 and could not be played on a PS2 if they could be read
Usually stores like Game Crazy and the Radio Shack Repair Center offer to buffer discs, but buffering is for scratches in discs, I'm not sure if it can fix a crack.
No the PS2 does not play PS3 games that are on Blue Ray Discs and can only be played n the PS3
PS3 games are on Blu-Ray Discs
ylod, stop reading discs, overheating, corrupted hdd, trapped games. ps3s have less problems than xbox btw
That is not something that you can do with a PS3. Discs are not uploaded into the harddrive of a PS3
The first PlayStation usually had bad graphics, bad sound effects, and was very, very noisy while reading discs. The PlayStation 2 had a few games with bad graphics and effects and had moderate sound while reading certain discs. The PlayStation 2 will read and play original PlayStation games. Next, the PlayStation 3 has had no bad game graphics or effects and is EXTREMELY quiet when reading discs. You can also play PS1 and PS2 games in the PS3 with no problems. So, the PS3 is very expensive but it's worth the money compared to the PS2.
No the PS2 can not read the PS3 Game Discs
yes
No. But PS3 can