PS2:Region Information
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| # | Region | Game Region | Movie Region | DVD Player | Save Prefix | MagicGate Region | OK Button |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | Japan | NTSC-J | 2 | J | BI | JP | 
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| 01 | North America | NTSC-U/C | 1 | U | BA | NA | 
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| 02 | Oceania | PAL | 4 | O | BE | AU |
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| 03 | UK/Ireland | PAL | 2 | E | BE | EU |
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| 04 | Europe | PAL | 2 | E | BE | EU |
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| 05 | Korea | NTSC-J | 3 | A? | BA | ASIA |
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| 06 | Asia (rest of) | NTSC-J | 3 | A | BA | ASIA |
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| 07 | Taiwan | NTSC-J | 3 | A | BA | ASIA |
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| 08 | Russia | PAL | 5 | R | BE | RU |
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| 09 | China | NTSC-C | 6 | C | BC | CH |
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| 10 | Latin America | NTSC-U/C | 4 | M | BA | MX |
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- Models ending in 11 or 12 are not separate regions, but rather North American (?) slim consoles with integrated analog modem.
- The combination of update folder prefix and MagicGate region determines Memory Card update compatibility, while the latter alone influences other signed content i.e. utility discs; of course, unofficial updates can enable multiple/all regions in their KELF/KIRXs...