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| ||bass Posts: 187/594 |
Originally posted by ColinThe comment might be a bit old but I think this needs addressing. Emulating SotN of all games is not exactally the most processor-heavy operation in human history. Consider, SotN is probably one of the least intensive games in playstation history right after the FF6 remake. |
| The Kins Posts: 120/352 |
Site has moved, by the way: http://psxemulator.gazaxian.com/ |
| olafnes Posts: 4/11 |
this emulator was updated yesterday to version 1.1 and now can load from cd-roms, etc. various other fixes are done in this version as well. |
| Ice Ranger Posts: 14/85 |
Well, on FF9, it would play but then the sound would start "echoing" and stay on one note and had to quit by hitting the three buttons to escape. I'm using the original PSX discs so it should be a problem with the discs (my friend plays this game all the time on a real PS).
The pSX emulator seems really good. Except for having to convert to .bin or .cue, it's great. Using WinISO made the conversion easier though. I'm about to actually use it. |
| MathOnNapkins Posts: 219/1106 |
Uh... i played all 4 discs of FF9 on epsxe about 4 years ago. What exactly was the problem you guys had? The version really hasn't changed since then much either. v. 1.6 or 1.62 or something. |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 93/125 |
Originally posted by Jin Dogan I'm happy with epsxe, tis ok, won't run ff9 too, like yours. But everything else works great. I'll try this emulater out just from ff9. No point really as i have a playstation 2 :p |
| p4ch3c0 Posts: 6/23 |
It seems that this will also one day become a PS2 emulator.  |
| Ice Ranger Posts: 12/85 |
It seems this program requires DirectX files. Since my computer is not online, I have to transfer data between the two (different locations) using CD-RWs.
What are the files likely to be needed in order to use this (besides what is included in the readme [I have the bios as well as the images])? Otherwise I could run the program at home, write down the description, download it here, take it back home, put it on my computer try again (find out if there are more). I had to do that for another program before which took three trips. |
| Sin Dogan Posts: 231/861 |
I'm going to experiment with this. The only game I didn't get to work PERFECTLY on ePSXe was final fantasy 9. (final fantasy tactics, symphony of the night, super robot wars: alpha, and super robot wars: alpha gaiden all worked fine) |
| Ice Ranger Posts: 11/85 |
Crap, I'm really wanting to try it out. Must be the program uncompressing the file (I don't think it likes rar files, only zip).
I've downloaded it for my pc but have yet to move it off the mac I've downloaded it on. I've been checking if anyone has a mirror in zip, but that hasn't happened yet. I guess it won't be long before XKeeper or someone else puts it on Acmlm.org. I'll try the CVGS one as well. I've already looked into it. I just want something that doesn't have so many plug-ins (I haven't found a combonation yet to emulate Final Fantasy IX correctly). |
| Cynthia Posts: 1272/5814 |
The only other good non-plugin emu that's ever come out for the PSX was CVGS, which, despite being commercial and not having great graphics or anything, still had good compatibility and speed. (Running Castlevania: SotN at full speed on my Celeron 300 = bliss.)
Might check it out but I'm comfortable with ePSXe at the moment. |
| Ice Ranger Posts: 10/85 |
Would be nice, but it doesn't include an emulator inside of it for some reason, perhaps a bad upload? All it has is two folders and two text documents. |
| MathOnNapkins Posts: 193/1106 |
Hrm... I used epsxe back in the day when I actually emulated psx. But you're right it was plugin hell, especially when configuring across different games. Not to mention settings hell too. All of the plugins had all these settings that you basically had to guess what they did to make/break the game. Something like this would be a nice departure from that. |
| The Kins Posts: 91/352 |
http://psxemulator.freeservers.com/
No massive crazy graphic enhancements, but it works quite nicely without nine hours of plugin configuration. |
