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      <title>PSone modchip with PSNee (SCPH100 / PM-41)</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The playstation 1 is not my favourite system, but I have to admit that it has some good games. I got an NTSC PSOne for really cheap and some NTSC games can be difficult to find in Europe (at least at a reasonable price). For such games, the only solution to play them on the original hardware is to use a modchip so the console is able to run backups. For this purpose, I chose to use an opensource solution : PSNee on an Arduino ATtiny45.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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