Earlier this week we broke the news on the
new Ghost Case for PSTwo
v12 Slimline consoles from
www.CustomPS2.com. Pictured below, some samples already arrived to us for review... so here it is!
Upon receiving our samples, they each came packaged in sturdy cardboard individual boxes. Once we unpacked them, the
first thing we noticed about the
Ghost Cases is the absolute highest quality clear plastic they are made from- as advertised, they
do literally look like glass!
During installation (which took
under 5 minutes), we took a few pictures to help illustrate just how
unique these
Ghost Cases are! As many know, the
PSTwo console has (2) lid sensors that tell the console the lid is opened and closed... and each time the disc in the drive is re-authenticated in the process. The
Ghost Case features both a built-in
Back Sensor Bypass to eliminate it from detecting your Imports and LEGAL game back-ups, and also a
Front Sensor "Ghost" Switch which is
nearly invisible... thus giving it the name
Ghost Case. This switch can be moved with the flick of a finger, to either completely bypass the second lid sensor or to enable it for the
TOC swaps required when playing some titles with the Swap Magic Discs.
Finally, it was showtime! Pictured below is my own PSTwo v12 console equipped with a Clear
Ghost Case! Not only does it look cool (adding neon or L.E.D. lights is a feasible option now), but the built-in "Ghost" Switch makes it a LOT easier to swap discs! In my opinion, this places it far
above other PSTwo cases such as the cloudy plastic cases that
don't even include a built-in switch for the necessary TOC swaps.
Those interested in getting your own
Ghost Case can do so NOW direct from
CustomPS2.com, who ships out of California averaging a 1-4 day delivery time to
ANYWHERE in the USA- with ALL orders including delivery confirmation of course! Available colors currently include clear, blue, pink, green, orange, and purple... and the cost? Only
$35 with SAME-DAY shipping from
www.CustomPS2.com! In conclusion, the
Ghost Case gets two big thumbs up from
Team PS3News for both innovation and quality!
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