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In the PDF guide which is for PES, he tells you to write SLES 53544 and Europe while recreating the iso with cd/dvd generator. What should I write there? Would it be SLPM 66374 (as the file in WE10 folder is called) and Japan instead of europe?

Which chants are better, this or potty's?

I used to play PES5 very much, so 5 stars-pc was no problem. I even beat Brazil with China. Took me some tries to do it though. It's because PC becomes so easy so awfully fast.

I personally find the game... slow.

I don't really understand what you mean exactly.. When I burned the cd, i simply put the files in the order the guide tells you to, then at last i made a dummy file and gave it lba 30000 and burned. Cd works fine, but saves may some times be corrupt.

I tried transferring option files for the following games: - Soul Calibur 3 - Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks - a third game i can't remember :P How ever the memory card refer to the data as corrupt, and so do the games. Can anyone help please? Never mind, problem solved.. (seems like the...

Agree. I am personally just waiting for the rest of teams to be finished, b4 burning a new copy of the games. Boots, faces, kits, balls etc. don't really matter to me, since I play the game to play and not really look at the stuff in it. But of course having them won't hurt.

I did. Well the program surely does look well kinda exactly the same. However the creator of the program (at least in the readme) is different, and has a site with a list of which games work with PAL->NTSC. But I think yes, it will work if you use this program.

If you're asking about the ntsc-pal or pal-ntsc then u simply open the program in the archive (which can be found in downlaods) then opent he program u want (there are 2, pal2ntsc and ntsc2pal). You press on the browse button and find the file then press patch. Then it's all done.

Thanks, however the problem you're talking about doesn't really occure when NTSC-> Pal if you do the Y-Fix. The only problem is when you PAL->NTSC. This is because PAL has more height resolution (more lines) than NTSC. If the PAL game is not fullscreen (has 2 small black bars at top and bottom)...

Oh sorry. I actually meant a patcher.

Converts PAL PS2 Images to NTSC or vice versa. Useful for those who have color problems.

From personal experience I think that making a P/N launcher is a good idea, especially since it's not 100% that the patch works. There is a list over the games that do and games that don't work wit this patch, you can probably find it in the readme file. WE10 does work (tested it my self).

First of all I am actually looking forward to the day where you will make a 100% translation. I already have a playable v1 so I don't think it's worth it to download a patch that isn't complete, since there (hopefully) will come a better version. Second of all very good job :D You saved my...

Well, but advanced is always good to use. And first time I burned (and only time i did) it also was black. At first i thought it was because I had made a psx/ntsc/launcher installed but then I restarted my ps2 twice, and made sure the cd wasn't damaged, and it worked. Also if you're pc is...

Or if you're using a VGA box, you might just want to convert the game to PAL by using a convertor. That works for me (you don't need a VGA box by the way).

No, it's not quite the same. Here it is: Pdx-ppf3

I personally used pdx-ppf3 from megagames which is less user-friendly.. didn't test the progam in the guide so can't tell you if that's the problem.

Thanks a lot. One last question if I may.. As far as I can see from the screenshots, the files are called stuff like 3278327.npo etc. which makes it hard to know which file is for which game. Can't I call them e.g. soul calibur 3.npo or should I just use other solutions like putting the names...

if I do this with a max drive save.. do I need a max memory card? or can I just make it work with a normal memory card? If not.. will the convertor make me able to use max saves on normal memory card? Thanks in advance (to avoid multiply posts :P)