How do I emulate PS2 games for my PC?
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How do I emulate PS2 games for my PC?
Topic, I would like the answer within 3-4 days, please...
Tired of not having a PS2, and would like to play the two or three games worth playing...
Tired of not having a PS2, and would like to play the two or three games worth playing...
I would sell you mine if it worked, I really would.
PS2 emulation is crappy at best. Otherwise I would have ditched that terrible console two months after getting it. I can't remember what they have these days, but I used to use one which got me about five FPS and didn't thread sound correctly.
I'll do some research.
PS2 emulation is crappy at best. Otherwise I would have ditched that terrible console two months after getting it. I can't remember what they have these days, but I used to use one which got me about five FPS and didn't thread sound correctly.
I'll do some research.
Well your only option is the PS2 Emulator pcsx2:
http://www.pcsx2.net/
It's nearing it's 1.0 release and almost 500 games are playable with decent frame rates.
Here is it's compatibility list:
http://www.pcsx2.net/compat.php?p=1&c=$ ... &s4=1&s5=1
Enjoy.
Edit: crap, lolz - good one neddie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQA1er2- ... ed&search=
http://www.pcsx2.net/
It's nearing it's 1.0 release and almost 500 games are playable with decent frame rates.
Here is it's compatibility list:
http://www.pcsx2.net/compat.php?p=1&c=$ ... &s4=1&s5=1
Enjoy.
Edit: crap, lolz - good one neddie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQA1er2- ... ed&search=
I heard that there is no emulator that can be actual considered to work yet...
But if you really pretend to do that you should buy a controller to play with it: it may be hard to play some games winhout the possibility of chosing how fast your guy or the aim will move... (this is allowed by that thing you can push in all directions and even press down in the ps2 controller wich name I dont know in english )
But if you really pretend to do that you should buy a controller to play with it: it may be hard to play some games winhout the possibility of chosing how fast your guy or the aim will move... (this is allowed by that thing you can push in all directions and even press down in the ps2 controller wich name I dont know in english )
PCSX2 has high compability, but many of the PS2's best games won't work with it, and you'll get horrible frame rates on the rest, unless you buy a computer that'll cost you more than 5 PS2s or so.
It's pretty damn impressive, but not for general use.
(I tried it with about 30 games or so before I got bored with it)
It's pretty damn impressive, but not for general use.
(I tried it with about 30 games or so before I got bored with it)
You can.yah you cant tie keyboard buttons or the mouse to the analog controlelr in that emulator.
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cpu wise.
PC's ahve the encessary graphics pwoer to pwn the equivilant console, but the cpu strain fo emulating the ps2 cpu is a huge verhead so you need a halfdecent cpu.
That being said a core 2 duo + geforce 4 will outperform a pentium 4 +geforce 8800 at running a ps2 emulator.
Emulators arent graphics intensive, their cpu intensive, and all the graphics processing has to be managed via the cpu anyway in order to be converted to a native PC format anyay.
PC's ahve the encessary graphics pwoer to pwn the equivilant console, but the cpu strain fo emulating the ps2 cpu is a huge verhead so you need a halfdecent cpu.
That being said a core 2 duo + geforce 4 will outperform a pentium 4 +geforce 8800 at running a ps2 emulator.
Emulators arent graphics intensive, their cpu intensive, and all the graphics processing has to be managed via the cpu anyway in order to be converted to a native PC format anyay.
lolz ur stupidAF wrote:The emulators cpu intensive by nature, btu I got 5-15 fps on a celeron D 2.4Ghz 32bit and thats a terrible cpu, a half decent cpu should give decent framerates (anything above 32 is invisible to the human eye, despite some people who insist they can tell but they cant they just think they can).
No, seriously, go read some on the capabilities of the human eye. You'll see that you couldn't possibly be more wrong.
lolz no u r stupid, humans don't have eyes, dumbass.ZellSF wrote:lolz ur stupidAF wrote:The emulators cpu intensive by nature, btu I got 5-15 fps on a celeron D 2.4Ghz 32bit and thats a terrible cpu, a half decent cpu should give decent framerates (anything above 32 is invisible to the human eye, despite some people who insist they can tell but they cant they just think they can).
No, seriously, go read some on the capabilities of the human eye. You'll see that you couldn't possibly be more wrong.
Or because, you know, more images are showingP3374H wrote:That's simply because of the interaction between frame rate and refresh rate.Comp1337 wrote:No but seriously, i can defo see a difference between 30 and 100 fps. It just seems smoother
(if you're going to claim the human eye can't see those extra images, the human eye can see something that lasts 1/220th of a second)