Recently, I had occasion to rebuild my PS2 hard drive, in part because I found a PS2 in the rubbish bin that worked fine except the laser wouldn't read discs. Anyway, plugged the drive into my computer, re-formatted for the PS2, re-added my game discs, etc.
When I went to disconnect the drive from the computer, I noticed something... curious. For some reason, it was telling me that there were TWO PS2-formatted drives plugged in. Isn't that funny? Haha.
A quick investigation told me that indeed, there WERE two PS2-formatted drives connected. And one of them looked just like my old PS2 drive. The one I had just reformatted.
Or....?
Here's an interesting bit of trivia for you: you know what OTHER drive has EXACTLY the same size as my PS2 drive?
The drive containing my "Gentleman's Videos" collection.
Or more accurately, the drive that USED TO contain my "Gentleman's Videos" collection.
I am without "Gentleman's Entertainment" for the first time since my stepfather discarded my "Gentleman's Magazines" when I was 17.
I'll survive this (I do have an Internet connection, after all), but it is momentarily disheartening. I had amassed a library of classics that will be difficult to find these days.
It's nearly enough to drive one back to dating.
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2 weeks ago
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R.I.P. I'm very sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteWhat is Phoenix without his gentleman's entertainment?
ReplyDeleteOh man, I can't even imagine! This is truly a sad day for men everywhere.
ReplyDeleteLet me know how I can help. -)
After rescuing so many drives in your past, I am sure you can salvage some back at least...can't you?
ReplyDeleteAlas, it is not recoverable. Not only was it formatted (and, not in a pc-compatible format), but the contents were overwritten with game data.
ReplyDeleteIf I has managed to catch it right at the beginning, then maybe. Probably.
But now, no.