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22 September 2020
Taron Egerton & Jamie Fox are Spectacular!
This is the best story yet of Robin the Hood and John fighting together for justice and the people!
09 January 2019
OKAGE - blue disc issue solved!
2 of 2 found this helpful My son wanted this game for Xmas and we finally found him a copy and we put it in and with whirring and grinding sounds, we got a “disc read error”. Thing is I trust Lukie Games and the game was guaranteed to work, the disc was in great condition... so we checked all of the connections, including the adapter that allows it to play on the HDTV. Nothing.
Then I looked up “blue disc problems” and several posts down, only 9 mos old, was one about using two pieces of tape on the disc to get a “slipping” blue disc to work!
A piece of tape above and below the central blue ring on the top of the disc (3/4” long) and the PS2 standing up on end, with the speed on the drive (in settings) changed from standard to fast, and IT WORKS BEAUTIFULLY!
Not sure which of these tricks did it, or in what combination are needed, but I can say that without the tape it did not play. Once we added tape, IT WORKED! Without the tape, no.
The poster said this is how he’s gotten other blue discs for the PS2 to play before and now we know, and so do you!!! The blue ones are CD-ROMS and as PS2s age they don’t spin as fast as these need. The tape does the trick. Hooray!