Rayman Pirate-Community

[god I was such an idiot back then, it’s embarrassing]

Fifo wrote:Why me??

Do you honestly have to really ask? Seriously?


Anyway... I need to get some scratches removed off my Rayman 1 disc for the PS1.

@Fifo, what was the point of all that? Lying is bad and you should know that!
@Fifo2, because you lied to us and didn't want to confirm that until OCG.

@Tech, Fine let's say we both figured it and I noticed you care for proper audio a lot

@Hoodcum, Toothpaste helps

Do I need to change my username or something?


Toothpaste on a disc? Seriously?

Huh, toothpaste on disc actually rings a bell, don't know if that's actually a thing though.

Hoodcom wrote:Do I need to change my username or something?

Yes ;D

Hoodcom wrote:Toothpaste on a disc? Seriously?

There was a really good video about that methode but I don't seem to find it anymore :/

Okay, so then I'll just use my character name then.



Okay, so then what kind of tooth paste... there's a bunch of various kinds.

Dude, Shall I try a nodeath attempt on Rayman 1 level per level

Hoodcom wrote:Okay, so then what kind of tooth paste... there's a bunch of various kinds.

Plain toothpaste, non-whitening, non-freshening, etc. would probably be the best bet. That said, I'm unfamiliar with the chemical principles on which this is founded. Also, I wonder if it would work as well for black PS1 CDs.

WeshKanapesh wrote:Dude, Shall I try a nodeath attempt on Rayman 1 level per level

Do it.

WeshKanapesh wrote:Dude, Shall I try a nodeath attempt on Rayman 1 level per level

I'm attempting to do that, but single-segment.

Hoodcom wrote:
Toothpaste on a disc? Seriously?

I did hear about that rumour before but I am not sure if that's a good idea.

I can say that it does work. CD's and DVD's have multiple layers for protection, which can get scratched. The toothpaste probably smoothes these scratches enough to make the disc playable again.

Yeah i think i ll try a level per level damageless

Hoodcom wrote:I need to get some scratches removed off my Rayman 1 disc for the PS1.

Game shops have machines which can do it.

Haruka wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:Toothpaste on a disc? Seriously?

I did hear about that rumour before but I am not sure if that's a good idea.

This sounds like that rumour about microwaving your GPU. My old 9800 GTX has been busted for years, and I still don't want to try it.

Microwaving a GPU? I've heard the toothpaste one, but this is new.

Fifo wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:I need to get some scratches removed off my Rayman 1 disc for the PS1.

Game shops have machines which can do it.

Pretty obvious, is it not?

Master wrote:Microwaving a GPU? I've heard the toothpaste one, but this is new.

I've heard of BAKING a GPU, but microwaving one?

I've done the toothpaste thing in the past and it works fairly well. Also I heard it from my grandmother some years ago, so it's not quite on the same level as that!

Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:I need to get some scratches removed off my Rayman 1 disc for the PS1.

Game shops have machines which can do it.

Pretty obvious, is it not?

Yeah, but if you don't want to pay, toothpaste actually does work. I've tried it several times.

Haruka wrote:

Hoodcom wrote:
Toothpaste on a disc? Seriously?

I did hear about that rumour before but I am not sure if that's a good idea.

When I was little kid, I tried it with a blank disc as an experiment and it did not work for me.