PlayStation 3 System CECHC04 (CONSOLE DOES NOT READ DISC)
Backwards Compatible Version Plays PS1 & PS2

CFW installed with A FEW GAMES 

1 TB Hard drive installed 

Disk drive stopped working in 2021

Replacement drive will run you about R500 if done yourself (Have seen replacements here on BOB)

Console Sold As is no Cables or controllers (Package will be over 5 kg)

Newer PS3 models generally have larger hard drives, but older models feature unique backward compatibly for PS2 games.

All PS3 models are backward compatible with PSone games. However, only the original model features backward compatibility with PS2 games. Even then, most original models are only backward compatible via software emulation, meaning that not every PS2 game is supported. However, the original 60GB version features internal hardware that allows it to run nearly every PS2 game without a hiccup, so if youre really interested in backward compatibility, that is the version to hunt down.

Model numbers can be used to determine if a PS3 is backward compatible. These numbers are found on the bar-code sticker on the back of the console right after the serial number.

• 60GB model numbers that begin with CECH-Axx are fully backward compatible.
• 20GB models that begin with CECH-Bxx, 60GB models that begin with CECH-Cxx, and 80GB models that begin with CECH-Exx are backward compatible via software emulation.
• Original models (Phat9 that include G, J, K, L, M, P, and Q in the model number are not backward compatible with PS2 games but are compatible with PSone games.
• None of the Slim or Super Slim models are backward compatible with PS2 games but are compatible with PSone games.