problem w/ Yu-Gi-Oh psx game

[cloud]

I have the Yu-Gi-Oh Forbidden Memory PSx game and it has a lot of scratch so I'm backing it in case if the original goes bad. I use ClonyXXL and then use CCD4.2 to burn w/ XXL profile. After finished burning it, I pop it in my PS2 v7 chipped w/ Messiah 2 Pro. It boot up and I see the psx logo as well as Konami logo, once the Konami logo is gone, there's a screen that I can't make out. It has a big red circle w/ a back slash goin thru it and also have some writing but I can't make it out. I thought I did a bad copy and burn another backup using the same method but still didn't work. So I pop in the original disk in the PS2 and same thing happen. Then I tried other original PSx and it boot up fine as well as other backup of psx games, except the Yu-Gi-Oh game. Can any 1 tell me what's going on or do I need to apply a patch? If yes, could you show me the ultilities, patch, and steps by steps please.

Also, I have 2 PS2, one is chipped w/ M2 Pro is a version7, while the other one is the v2 or 3 not chipped. I tried the game on the old version (not chipped and it boot up fine, I'm talking about the original). Please help me out. Thank you very much.

[Armadillo]

yu-gi-oh has anti mod protection ,you will have to ethier swicth the messiah 2 off then use the original on the ps2 to play or patch the backup to get rid of the anti mod protection

[cloud]

hey Armadillo, I did what u said by patching the game using CDRWin 3.9c and PPF-o-Matic v2 w/ the patch from megagames site, after patching it, I put the disc in the system and I can't get it 2 boot at all. I turn on the pwr and press eject and place the disc in then put it back on standby, turn off pwr 4 3 sec, then turn on and hold the reset button for 2 second. That's what I did for all my psx backup and it work, but this Yu Gi Oh game doesn't work. Can you tell me what I did wrong. I follow this guide here to backup and patch it too.

http://www.geocities.com/trax_no1/psxpsonepage.htm
and dl both the CDRWIN & PATCHING and the prog. PPF OMATIC 2. I use the same setting in CDRWin like in the CDRWIN & PATCHING guide.

Here's the link to the patch in this forum, which I dl it.

http://megagames.com/psx/psx_patches_y.shtml

[Armadillo]

Sorry dont know what you did wrong ,my yu-gi-oh is patched with the same patch and it works fine on my messiah ps2 and my psx so don't really know why it didnt work.Maybe someone else knows cos it should work fine

[likuid snake]

Originally posted by Armadillo
Sorry dont know what you did wrong ,my yu-gi-oh is patched with the same patch and it works fine on my messiah ps2 and my psx so don't really know why it didnt work.Maybe someone else knows cos it should work fine

patched mine that way and got a working copy as well.

[cloud]

First I use Ritek(short-term dye) 74/80 min cd-r and it doesn't work. Then I use the 74 min Verbatim and it still doesn't work. What type of media do u use? What's the method that u use to boot? Cuz I use the same method as I would boot my other backup psx and it works. Also, those backup psx are burnt on memorex (Ritek dye, long-term) but doesn't work so I try Verbatim and still no luck. I have the Lite-On 125WS(40x12x48), HP 8210e(4x4x6), Yamaha 2100e(16x12x40), and Sony DRU-500AX. Any other comments/suggestions/ideas?

Also, what setting do u put for CDRWin? I use ver. 3.9c

[likuid snake]

i use cdrwin 4.0 so this should work for u.

open cdrwin, click the 3rd icon in, extract disc/tracks/sectors.

name your file--> yugi.bin where it asks for image filename.(do this last)

reading options--> RAW
error recovery--> ignore
jitter correction--> disable
subcode analysis--> auto
data speed--> 8x max, i dont burn any faster than that and have yet to have a prob.
audio speed--> same as ur data speed that u set
read retry count--> at least 50
subcode threshold--> 300

click save settings, then proceed to name ur image. now every time u need to backup a psx game u wont need to put in all the settings again, theyll already be loaded in there for ya. that method has worked every time for me.