PlayStation 8in1 game disk

I found a 8 in 1 game disk for the PlayStation on a flea market today. I've never seen a PlayStation pirate disk with more than two games, so I decided to post a few pictures here:



Actually the disk holds only 5 games and not 8 as labeled. It has a boring game selection menu titled as 'Best 3D Actions'. The games are full versions, but a lot of video and audio has been stripped out.

I assume the makers produced disks with other genres, because the label of the disk shows a few jump and runs.

Unfortunately I have only the disk, no jewel case, no inlays.

 

I have a Chinese HK Silver which has 3 games on it. Contained a hacked-on menu and all the videos for the games were stub files. Some games also didn't have audio ether. Came with your traditional Chinese pirate inserts.

 

i've seen a lot of them, one with all the king of fighters for psx (without music), another with all the vs. series (marvel vs. street fighter, etc.), a gran turismo compilation, crisis beat+fighting force...well, they're not rare here in Argentina.

 

Just like any pirate they'll need a mod chip to boot.

Not really much different from a demo disc, expect that the front end menu is stripped down and the games themselves likely have content missing.

You can make one of these yourself by taking a multi-game demo disc as a starting point and editing the files before reburning a master disc.

-hl718

 

This is so sweet ! I had never heard of #-in-1 PS pirates before. Great find !!

 

Gran Turismo Compilation? Wow!

I wonder how they managed to put 3 game discs in just 1. :-0


Anyway, i saw those bootlegs as well, but a long time ago. Crash Pack (1,2,3 and CTR) is one i remember.

 

by ripping out all the audio, FMV and anything else that was concidered as an extra. Not that hard really.

 

I still think it's too much stuff for 1 disc. I guess they added GT1 and GT2 arcade disc. Either way, it's quite an achievement.

 

It's kind of funny how they sold. Back in the day, Chinese stores in Toronto used to sell Silvers for a flat rate. Like $15 to $20 per disk. If you got a multi-disc game, you'd have to pay for each subsequent disc. It was stupid because if you wanted FF7 for example, you'd have to pay almost the same price as the original game!

I suppose if you were really cheap, those x-in-1 PSX discs were kind of interesting, but most people knew that they were "sucker" buys. If you just got the single disc no contents would be ripped or missing. But I think everyone learned the lesson once by getting at least one of them.

 

I knew they made these for dreamcast, but never for ps1. Yeah a lot of data is often sound and fmv. If it's someone really clever they might program some compression techniques for the files but I doubt anyone would put that much effort in a ps1 bootleg.

 

I have some of these, like a Crash Bandicoot collection and things like that.

 

Actually most PS1 games aren't that big if you cut out the streams (FMV, Audio Tracks, and XA Audio). What is left is just the basics that don't take much space at all. But it's sad when you see people passing around ripped versions. Is there actually someone out there that doesn't mind the music to be absent? Ok with FMVs missing making the experience disjointed?

 

Yeah, it's just weird how people want to play a game incomplete.
I don't understand.

I remember that being commom with the Dreamcast. People sold games in CDs (700 MB) without videos or music to fit.

I really don't understand why someone want to buy that.
One can argue about pirated music (MP3) being bad quality aswel.
So looks like that people want to experience things but don't mind if it's "full-content", or something like that...

 

I actually have the exact same disc compilation that I found years ago, with Akuji the Heartless, Syphon Filter, Small Soldiers and Apocalypse. For 2 years now I've also been interested in making my own compilations, which you can do with with Loser's boot menu. It's pretty darned fun to do, and I've made some pretty interesting ones.

 

I had that Crash Bandicoot one, and coincidentally, it crashed a lot.

The games were incomplete, so at some point, the system would just black out.

 

i had a copy of guilty gear X for DC that had no music...was my first experience to the series and when people talked about it's "ROCKING SIGNATURE SOUNDTRACK" i was confused (i had no idea it was a bootleg)

 

assembler what do you mean, small cutout center of a real disc?