Customer Rating: 
Summary: Buy it the best console ever
Comment: ok so i got this for xmas in like 2000 or summint and it has never let me down i have over 60 games for it and the graphics aren't terrible either. the ps3 is okay but not many games. okay so people will tell you that the ps3 is great but why have they put music on it?? is this so when your to poor to afford a cd player then just buy a ps3?? hmm i think not the ps2 beats it hands down the reason?? because its simple anyone can use it its like the best console ever!!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: poor product and poor customer service
Comment: I have bought 3 PS2 in 4 years. They barely last 12 to 18 months.
So keep the ticket and go ask for a replacement every 9 months or so. Or get ready to spend 120 £ every year.
This is all because of the DRE system that affects all of the sony machines: the drive gets crazy. They have known it for years, they have still not be able to fix it. May be because the PS2 are made in China.
It is a shame. The PS2 could be pink or yellow it would still be a bad product. Because of what is inside.
As a consequence, should you buy 10 games per year you would have to pay 40 £ + 10 £ because you will need a new PS2.
Sony are not helpful at all to provide maintenance. There is this phone line expensive deal system that leaves you helpless.
In the end it is up to the retailer to show their concern for the customer or not. Usually they hide behind the manufacturer.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Silver PS2
Comment: Im going to cut to the chase here and keep it simple.1. Out of the consoles, and I have owned all 3 of the newest (gamecube, xbox and ps2) for over around 2 years, the ps2 is a far out winner.
2. If you want a ps2 to 'do what it says on the tin', get a black one.
3. If you want a ps2 that looks exceptional as well as being a higher functioning model than the original ones, including a close-to-silent fan and integrated infra-red reciever that will not look out of place in any modern living room/bedroom with the ever growingly popular 'silver electronics', get the silver one, and get a silver remote with it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not Bad At All
Comment: Before i start the usual debate PS2 Vs XBOX. Here is my comparison of the 2 consoles to help potential buyers with making the right choice.PS2:
Good Graphics
Wide Selection Of Games
Slim Design with a choice of 2 designs, Silver or Black
XBox
Amazing Graphics
Good selection of games
Nice desigb but slightly chunky
No need for a memory card as data is saved on the hard drive
You can save loads of music albums on it's hard drive
If you want a nice wide selection of games choose the PS2, if you love amazing graphics, loads of features and don't want to pay Sony's rip-off price for a memory card then choose the XBox!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Dont do it!!!
Comment: After buying the silver ps2 to match my dvd player telly and stereo I have to admit i was rather pleased, but after only 9 months of occasional play the connectors started to play up and whenever i turned it on the screen would go lilac and green. so I took it back. And I was adamant I was having another silver one to match my other bits and pieces until three more people joined the que to return the same thing with the same problem. All I can say is that there must be a faul here somewhere, dont waste you'r time, get the origional in black and you wont be let down
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