Evil FMission3 glitch...

Kamina · October 29th, 2002

On my umpteenth time through the game (emma scenario) I hit a nasty roadblock on one of the shop tutorials... As soon as it reached the end of the tutorial... the tutorial started over again... and again... and again.

My only guess as to the cause is that my PSX is not long for this world. I'm pretty sure I haven't spilled coffee in it so I guess it's just really old. Unless someone else has had this happen I'll just plan on abandoning my psx and using my PS2 and emulators full on...

**Dark Watcher** · October 29th, 2002

hmm..seems like the PSX cannot read past that sector of the CD..first check the disk for any major gashes...if there are some..then there is a device called DDR CD Dr. or something like that..it buffs out the scratches...we have also heard toothpaste (powder kind) helps....if not the disk..try this (might sound funny but trust us....boot the game as normal...then carefully flip your PSX upside down....It will force the reader to use it's opposite side..works for really old PSX consoles or those subjec to coffee abuse

If both of these fail..or even if they work...PSX emulation is an intriguing world...we became interested in 1996...haven't looked back since

October 29th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
Kamina Dance Monkey boy! Dance! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: OR, USA Posts: 515	Evil FMission3 glitch... On my umpteenth time through the game (emma scenario) I hit a nasty roadblock on one of the shop tutorials... As soon as it reached the end of the tutorial... the tutorial started over again... and again... and again. My only guess as to the cause is that my PSX is not long for this world. I'm pretty sure I haven't spilled coffee in it so I guess it's just really old. Unless someone else has had this happen I'll just plan on abandoning my psx and using my PS2 and emulators full on...

October 29th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
Dark Watcher Coffee Demon Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Darkness, Unknown Posts: 2,896	hmm..seems like the PSX cannot read past that sector of the CD..first check the disk for any major gashes...if there are some..then there is a device called DDR CD Dr. or something like that..it buffs out the scratches...we have also heard toothpaste (powder kind) helps....if not the disk..try this (might sound funny but trust us....boot the game as normal...then carefully flip your PSX upside down....It will force the reader to use it's opposite side..works for really old PSX consoles or those subjec to coffee abuse If both of these fail..or even if they work...PSX emulation is an intriguing world...we became interested in 1996...haven't looked back since __________________

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