Every U.S. PlayStation 2 Game Manuals Scanned In 4K

Ljake-sun on 25/10/2022 - 20:54
Last edited 25/10/2022 - 20:56

Thanks to Kotaku's article https://kotaku.com/ps2-manuals-archive-scans-4k-playstation-…

Kirkland said he dropped about $40,000 on his U.S. PS2 collection as he methodically bought every U.S. release over the course of 22 years.
His 4K U.S. PlayStation 2 scan set is likely the largest, highest-quality collection of video game manual scans publicly available
https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/59291e9f83…

The completed scans have make their way to https://archive.org/

Kirkland's Manual Labor - Sony PlayStation 2 - USA - 4K version
https://archive.org/details/kirklands-manual-labor-sony-play…

Also Kirkland's Manual Labor - Super Nintendo - USA - 2K version
https://archive.org/details/kirklands_manual_labor_-super_nintendo-usa-_2k_version/

And Kirkland's Manual Labor - Atari 2600 - Atari Corp International - 4K version-lossy
https://archive.org/details/kirklands-manual-labor-atari-260…

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Comments

  • DASHCAM NOW DUDE on 25/10/2022 - 20:59
    +7

    Respect.

  • boomramada on 25/10/2022 - 21:10
    +1

    He got a friend in Cbr https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/409814901031898/

    • cimrak on 25/10/2022 - 21:33
      +1

      probably not, since that listing says it is for PAL releases. USA will be NTSC releases. I'd throw a pinch or two of salt at his asking price anyway..

    • AustriaBargain on 26/10/2022 - 00:57
      +1

      $43 per game, tell him he's dreaming. I seen people throwing PS2 games in the trash.

      • sjj89 on 26/10/2022 - 01:18
        -3

        It’s where they belong

      • garetz on 26/10/2022 - 05:23

        Some games are extremely rare and expensive. Why do you think it took 22 years to complete the collection.

  • Kangal on 27/10/2022 - 02:08
    +1

    For those that are interested in emulation and gaming in general, here is the list of all notable consoles/systems. They're listed from the slowest to the fastest, grouped together in terms of "console generation" and includes handheld devices as well. In brackets, I've put how much storage they consist of for the entire collection. Sometime Later I will try to limit each system, something like the Top 50 Games each, calculate the storage amount, then list out each title for you.

    Here are all the systems:
    1A - (100 KB) Atari
    1B - (200 KB) Nintendo
    1C - (200 KB) Coleco

    2A - (1 MB) Phillips Odyssey 2
    2B - (5 MB) Atari VCS 2600
    2C - (6 MB) Coleco Vision

    3A - (8 MB) Atari Plus 7800
    3B - (110 MB) Sega Master System
    3C - (1.7 GB) Nintendo Entertainment System
    3D - (500 MB) Nintendo Game Boy/Color
    3E - (34 MB) SNK Neo Geo Pocket/Colour
    3F - (190 MB) Bandai Wonder Swan/Crystal
    3G - (110 MB) Sega GameGear
    3H - (20 MB) Atari Lynx

    4A - (22 MB) NEC TurboGrafx 16
    4B - (1.2 GB) Sega Mega Drive
    4C - (900 MB) Super Nintendo
    4D - (34 GB) Nintendo Gameboy Advance
    4E - (1.2 GB) Nokia N-Gage
    4F - (28 GB) Microsoft DoS

    5A - (160 MB) Sega CD-32X
    5B - (220 GB) Sega Saturn
    5C - (170 MB) Atari Jaguar
    5D - (40 GB) Panasonic 3DO
    5E - (550 GB) Sony PSOne
    5F - (11 GB) Nintendo 64
    5G - (160 GB) Nintendo DS
    5H - (35 GB) Sega Dreamcast
    5i - (?? GB) Windows 98 Games

    6A - (1.1 TB) Sony PSP
    6B - (?? TB) Sony PS2
    6C - (?? TB) Nintendo 3DS
    6D - (?? TB) Nintendo GameCube
    6E - (?? TB) Nintendo Wii
    6F - (?? TB) Microsoft Xbox
    6G - (?? TB) Windows XP Games

    7A - (?? TB) Sony PS Vita
    7B - (?? TB) Microsoft Xbox 360
    7C - (?? TB) Sony PS3
    7D - (?? TB) Nintendo WiiU
    7E - (?? TB) Android Games

    8A - (?? TB) Nintendo Switch
    8B - (?? TB) Microsoft Xbox One
    8C - (?? TB) Sony PS4
    8D - (?? TB) Valve SteamDeck
    8E - (?? TB) Windows 7 Games

    9A - (?? TB) Microsoft Xbox series S
    9B - (?? TB) Sony PlayStation 5
    9C - (?? TB) Microsoft Xbox Series X
    9D - (?? TB) Windows 10 Games

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