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A must-have for multiplayers
Strengths: +Old fat PS2 multitaps not compatiable with slim PS2 +works great no problems, unlike 3rd party +sort of like an extension for your controller
Weakness: -expensive -not much use other than multiplayer
When the PS2 slim came out I decided to upgrade my existing PS2. I had an existing multi-tap, but unfortunately found it was not compatible with the new slim PS2. The Slim PS2 slots are smaller, which made my 3rd party multi-tap worthless. I had to go out and buy a new Sony brand PS2 multi-tap for multiplayer purposes. Sony’s multi-tap works great no problems what so ever. Unfortunately...
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